關於Firm的意思和用法的提問

A: "hands down" usually means there was no real competition.

A: Firm means company

A: what is a strong difference between ___ and ___?

^that's another way to say your sentence. does that help?

it just means to give a really good difference between the 2 options

A: Western (so European, British, American etc...) companies are not going to get what they want

A: lol what are you reading??
nice= 🙂🙂✔✔👍🏼👍🏼
firm= hard
buttocks= 엉덩이

A: We put the freshly cooked cheesecake In the refrigerator to firm up before we tried to cut it.
Exercising help to firm up flabby muscles.
We needs to talk with his wife before we firm up plans for their party.
You need to mix the ingredients quickly because the pudding will firm up quickly as it cools.

A: I like the firm mattress.
You were too firm with him.

A: "The rope was firm." "The mattress was firm."

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: In simple words...
Firm - where lawyers work
Company < Enterprise - one is more important than the other.

A:

Example 1:

The Korean firm may be existing for many years - but the firm is new to the US market.

Example 2:

The Korean firm is newly established and entering the US market.

Does this help?

A: In common usage they mean the same thing but firm typically applies to certain types of businesses in which licensed professionals engage. e.g., law firm, architecture firm, engineering firm, accounting firm, etc. Firm can often mean that the owners are partners, sharing profits and losses, while companies have shareholders. You will never hear "law company", "accounting company", etc. Hope this helps!

A: You're welcome:)

By "in some official capacity" I mean to describe any of the various ways that you can be formally linked with this firm. This would be some way that can be confirmed. For example, in your work history, a news article, company website etc.

A: A firm is usually used for a business with a partnership. It's usually used for a law firm

A: Do you have room to discuss the price / Would you be open to make a discount

Being firm - Being determined / Not open to changing your mind
Asking price - The price the seller will accept, basically the "price" set by the person who's selling it.

So they want to know if the seller would be open to changing their mind on the price they're asking for.

A: It would read better written as "will be delisted" instead of "to be" first of all.
It sounds better saying "as of 2022" though because it's short for saying "as of the year 2022," otherwise "as the year 2022 comes" / "as 2022 comes" would be reasonable but unnecessary.

Saying "delisted as 2022" would imply 2022 was delisted, in a literal sense, which doesn't make sense. "As" in that case alone is interpreted like "like." "As of" as a phrase of itself however is interpreted more readily to mean "in" almost, "as of the case" / "in the case" mean almost the same thing for example.

A: I think you mean: firm values have negative impact on earnings.

A: The texture of the shrimp is crispy.
There's no English equivalent to "puri puri" but you can describe it as crisp, fresh, or firm.

A: Sounds completely fine with the context.

A:

That’s basically what my response said but here are some other ways.

Firms are successful when coworkers feel they can openly communicate with each other.

Firms are successful when coworkers can communicate with one another.

A: I have no idea what you're talking about, but you sound natural. 😊👍

A: It means that for the firm to be successful in the industry, it has to get an advantage over its rival firm/companies. It means if the firm wants a chance to do better (prosper) and be successful, it must establish a competitive advantage. Otherwise, the firm will not prosper/be successful. The firm must establish a competitive advantage to be able to be successful.

A: it sounds correct, but "a lot of" instead of "much" is more common in this case.