headquarter
headquarter — 動詞
1. to establish the central office or command hub of a company, organization, or in
總部設於
將主要辦公室設置在某個地方
to establish the central office or command hub of a company, organization, or institution in a specific place, so that senior leaders and major decisions are based there — almost always used in the passive voice as be headquartered.
The Andrés-Sirin Foundation is headquartered in Nairobi, with staff in twelve other countries.
Andrés-Sirin 基金會總部設於奈洛比,員工遍布其他十二個國家。
passive: be headquartered + in + city
Aoi's small publishing company is headquartered in an old house with a bright red door.
Aoi 的小型出版社總部設在一棟有著鮮紅色大門的老房子裡。
Both banks are headquartered in the same business district in downtown Taipei.
這兩家銀行的總部都設在台北市中心同一個商業區裡。
Kemi worked for a firm headquartered in Dubai, though she travelled most of the time.
Kemi 在一家總部設於杜拜的公司工作,不過她大部分時間都在出差。
The news network is headquartered at a large media centre that opened last year.
這家新聞網的總部設在去年啟用的大型媒體中心。
文法句型
be headquartered + in/at + [place]
用法筆記
Almost always found in the passive form be headquartered + in/at. The active form (e.g., The company headquarters its operations in Paris) is rare and sounds unnatural to most native speakers. Use the noun headquarters when referring to the building itself.