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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
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enterprise vs company
Do enterprise and company have the same meaning and are they interchangeable?If not, what is the difference in meaning btw them?
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In some contexts (when seen as "firms") they are interchangeable. But I'd say enterprise is a bit old fashioned in such contexts.
- In some contexts (when seen as "firms") they are interchangeable.
- But I'd say enterprise is a bit old fashioned in such contexts.
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In some contexts (when seen as "firms") they are interchangeable.
But I'd say enterprise is a bit old fashioned in such contexts.
But I'd say enterprise is a bit old fashioned in such contexts.
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How do you understand the word firm?
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See you tomorrow, I have to go now. Many thanks for your answers. If you are free, please correct my "writing 2 and 1".
Have a nice day for you and for everybody.
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You seem to write lots of government stuff.
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http://www.firstgov.gov for AmE
http://www.direct.gov.uk for BrE
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