corp
corp — noun
1. a short way of writing 'corporation' that appears at the end of a company's offi
a short way of writing 'corporation' that appears at the end of a company's official name, mostly in American English.
The legal documents listed Sayaka as a director of Hillview Tech Corp.
used at the end of a company name in writing
Eitan applied for a software engineer role at Mountain Energy Corp last Tuesday.
appears in formal job titles and applications
On the signed contract, the buyer was clearly named as Riverstone Holdings Corp.
Many American firms include 'Corp' on their stock-market listings rather than spelling out the full word.
文法句型
[Company Name] Corp.
[Company Name] Corp
用法筆記
Belongs to written English — almost always seen on letterheads, business cards, contracts, and stock tickers, never spoken. Often punctuated 'Corp.' (with a period) in American style; the period is usually dropped in headings and logos. Distinguish from sense 2: this 'corp' refers to a business; sense 2 refers to a low-ranking soldier.
常見錯誤
2. a short written form of 'corporal', placed before the surname of a low-ranking s
a short written form of 'corporal', placed before the surname of a low-ranking soldier on official military paperwork or signs.
The duty roster listed Corp. Quan as the leader of the night patrol.
title used directly before a soldier's surname
A small brass plate above the bunk read 'Corp. Aaron Walker, Second Battalion'.
appears on name plates and bunk tags
Camila signed the supply form as Corp. C. Reyes from Bravo Company.
Promotion orders for Corp. Christopher Bell arrived at the base on Friday morning.
文法句型
Corp. [Surname]
Corp [Surname]
用法筆記
Strictly written — when speaking, soldiers and officers say the full word 'Corporal'. Mostly seen on rosters, name plates, signed orders, and gravestones. Distinguish from sense 1: this 'Corp.' precedes a person's name; the company sense follows a brand name.