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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Business & Finance
meaning of the sentence?
Company x is going to become the third mobile operator in a country in Europe.
Does it mean ?
1)Already 2 companies are existed and Compnay x is trying to enter newly into the market.
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2)Company x is already existed and trying to jump to third position.
Does it mean ?
1)Already 2 companies are existed and Compnay x is trying to enter newly into the market.
(or)
2)Company x is already existed and trying to jump to third position.
Top answer
It's more likely to mean 1. For 2, you can say "the third largest mobile operator in XYZ".
- It's more likely to mean 1.
- For 2, you can say "the third largest mobile operator in XYZ".
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It's more likely to mean 1.
For 2, you can say "the third largest mobile operator in XYZ".
For 2, you can say "the third largest mobile operator in XYZ".
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