關於Enterprise的意思和用法的提問

A: empreendimento

A: Company

A: Enterprise basically means large corporations or the ideas of large corporations.

Circumvent means to avoid or to go around something.

Fictional means false or untrue.

I think this statement means that certain writers use stories to make the idea of large business seem silly.

Do you understand?

A: A business

A: I started a company. it is a new enterprise

This product will sell will, it will be a brand new enterprise.

Are you sure you can handle your own business? a whole new enterprise?

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A: It doesn't make sense without "with"

A: https://ebizfiling.com/blog/the-difference-between-enterprises-and-pvt-ltd-companies/

A: ✴️"Enterprise" is just another form of or word for company or business.

✴️A "corporation" is "a group of individuals that act as one". This usually means that multiple companies are joined together and "become one".

A: Ahhh right ok soo basically, venture is associated with a company that is at the start up stage and it’s not soo big yet, whereas an enterprise is more associated with an existing business and it could be known for their size. E.g. a new hair salon around the corner would be a venture and Samsung would be an enterprise

A: "Enterprise" is just another form of or word for company or business.
A "corporation" is "a group of individuals that act as one". This usually means that multiple companies are joined together and "become one". Example: Microsoft is a corporation. It operates under the name of the original company (Microsoft) but it also owns several other small companies which are part of it as well.

A: I will call from this enterprise. (soon to happen)

I am calling you from this enterprise. (happening right now)

I called you from this enterprise. (already happened)

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A: It usually is a business/ company or some sort of difficult project or undertaking.

A: For this company, will we need to work on Sunday?

A: I don't understand what "breathe with enterprises" means.

A: It will sound more natural like this...

"It's inevitable that the enterprise will have to alter the production mode and implement a new management system in the hope of augmenting productivity."

A: I agree, "enterprise" sounds a bit awkward here.

Also, instead of "go off", you can say "take off".