conglomerates

英 [kənˈglɒmərɪts]

美 [kənˈglɑmərəts]

n.  联合大公司; 企业集团; 合成物; 组合物; 聚合物; 砾岩
conglomerate的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 大型联合企业;企业集团
  Aconglomerateis a large business firm consisting of several different companies.
  1. Fiat is Italy's largest industrial conglomerate.
     菲亚特是意大利最大的产业集团。

双语例句

• Modern banks are worse than the rail and oil conglomerates of yesteryear.
  现代银行比昔日铁路和石油联合企业更糟糕。
• Other Indian conglomerates are also seeking to expand globally.
  其它印度企业集团也在寻求全球扩张机会。
• Apple also is benefiting from the struggles of Japan's electronics conglomerates.
  日本电子行业巨头的困局也令苹果受益。
• Several have been acquired by media conglomerates like Sony and Time Warner, making them even more so.
  有几个已经被大型媒体企业如索尼以及时代华纳所收编，这使它们的这种特征更加明显。
• All main French banks and industrial conglomerates were instructed to make 90 per cent of their investments at home.
  法国所有主要的银行和企业集团都被要求将90%的投资留在国内。
• But more worrying is that conglomerates, consumer and commodity stocks are also down.
  但更令人担心的是，蓝筹股、消费类股和大宗商品类股也在下跌。
• Mr Leung had promised to tackle rising income inequality and help smaller companies to compete against local conglomerates.
  梁振英在竞选中承诺对付不断加剧的收入不平等局面，并帮助中小企业与香港的大企业集团展开竞争。
• Private equity funds are the conglomerates of this era.
  私人股本基金是这个时代的企业集团。
• The firms we regarded as investment banks had already become large financial conglomerates.
  我们视为投资银行的公司已经变成大型金融综合集团。
• The last two decades of the 20th century saw the rise of integrated financial conglomerates.
  20世纪最后20年见证了综合性金融集团的崛起。