company
/ˈkʌmpəni/
noun
- A business organization that makes or sells goods or services.
- She works for a software company in Seattle.
- Many small companies struggled during the economic downturn.
- The company announced a new product line this morning.
- The presence of another person or people; companionship.
- I enjoy the company of my friends on weekends.
- The old man kept a dog for company in his quiet house.
- He was grateful for her company during the long flight.
- A group of people gathered together.
- The whole company applauded after the speech.
- A company of tourists visited the ancient temple.
- She felt nervous speaking in front of such a large company.
- A military unit, typically part of a battalion.
- Each company in the regiment has about 150 soldiers.
- He was assigned to the medical company during his service.
- The captain led his company through the forest.
Antonyms
verb
- To accompany or go with someone.
- Her parents will company her to the airport.
- He asked his brother to company him to the store.
- The guide companied the hikers along the mountain trail.