plural n. 1 a business firm or organization; 2 a group of people gathered together for a common purpose; 3 a guest; 4 a group of soldiers.
The companies employ many people. OR The companies paraded for the general.
The companies employ many people. OR The companies paraded for the general.
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What did New York's state statue say about streetcar companies and the people they served?
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The mottoes of the two companies were very similar.
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The administrators met to discuss merging the companies.
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Why do pharmaceutical companies need venom?
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It is common for record companies to retitle foreign releases.
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What do electric companies have that gives a powerful flow of electricity?
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Jesse plays competitively. OR The companies should bid competitively.
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To save space many companies store important records on microfilm.
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The judge will annul the contract between the two companies.
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Why was it important that water companies drew their water from the Thames far upriver?
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The songwriter tried balladmongering his songs to various companies.
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The Internet helps companies reach masses of people around the world.
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The companies paraded for the general.
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They amalgamated the two companies.
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businesses; corporations;firms
individuals
3 syllables
com-pa-nies
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