關於Establishment的意思和用法的提問

A: This is probably used in "establishments serving X". For example, "establishments serving the elderly".

"establishment" - business, organization, institution, etc. (It's not always a for-profit business.)

"serve":
A business serves its customers.
A business does not serve its employees or owners.

So an "establishment serving the elderly" might be:
a restaurant where the elderly eat
or
a non-profit that helps the elderly
etc.

A: An establishment is a thing that has been built and existed for a while. It could be a business, or it could even be society in general. Here it refers ro the culture of the leaders of a political party.

A: Smaller stores that keep a smaller number of books in their inventory.

A: A republican who has been a member of the party for some time and held official positions over the years. As opposed to someone who was not involved actively in the party, but considers themselves republicans because they share some important ideology traits.
For instance, McCain has been an active republican involved in the political scene, holding positions for a very long time. My neighbor is republican because he shares the views of the Republican Party and supports them during elections. But he has a job that is not related to the party. Trump has never served a role in the party, hence he is not an establishment republican.

A: Establishment = the politicians that are part of the system, part of old families that have always been in politics, etc.

basically, trump is mocking these people who have all the power in politics, and he thinks America should choose someone like trump, with no ties to the "establishment."

A: one of the most common way to say is the establishment of...
e.g. the establishment of the national library

A: Ex1: The school allows the establishment of new student groups.

Ex2: They announced the establishment of a new partnership.

Ex3: The establishment of the school occurred in 1893"

Ex4: Shaking their heads, the two sister silently established an agreement to keep this a secret.

I couldn't think of more with the word "Establishment" without accidentally repeating some things but the stem word "Establish" has many more examples if you would wish me to add them.

A: That is the biggest establishment I've seen you made!

A: This establishment has great reviews.

We don't do that in this kind of establishment.

A: Off limits means that ordinary citizens are not welcome there.

Closed usually just means not open, but in this sentence would mean the same as off limits.

A: the establishment of a school= When the school was originally made (established). 学校を設立すること

The foundation of a school can mean two things; as a verb, it would also mean the school being established. However, if it were to be used as a noun, it would mean something like 基礎.

Hope this helps.

A: @prominencial
説明下手ですみません

establishment year:
設立年

year establised:
○○年を設立

A: Establishment is a business
House is where you live

A: establishment means établissement

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: Finally, since the establishment of our company, we always insist on the principles of honesty. The current situation clearly calls on not giving up on this construction project now. We hope your company values commitment and not destroying your reputation.

Sincerely,
We wish everything goes well with your work.

A: It depends what you're trying to say. By 'establishment' do you mean a business, like a restaurant or a clothing store? In that case it would be more natural to just say, "I work at for a restaurant" or "I work at a retail store" or something like that.

A: @prominencial そのFormは一つのページしかないならonの方がいいです

A: Establishment

A: They mean the same thing, but they have slightly different tones. To me, "Would you please..." sounds like お願いします, while "Will you please" sounds more like 何々して下さい. At least that's how I interpret them.