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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries合併
Pronunciation / Transliteration: gōhei
"二つの会社の合併が発表されました。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
The combination of two or more companies into a single entity.
"The merger between the two tech giants created a new leader in the industry." - 2
An agreement between two companies to join together.
"The merger was finalized after several months of negotiations."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'merger' originates from the Middle English word 'mergen', which means to combine or blend. It evolved from the Old French 'merger', derived from the Latin 'mergere', meaning to dip or immerse, reflecting the idea of combining entities into one.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Merger" is said worldwide
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fusion
Transliteration: fy-zjɔ̃
"La fusion entre les deux entreprises a été un succès."
Fusion
Transliteration: fuˈzi̯oːn
"Die Fusion der beiden Firmen wurde genehmigt."
fusione
Transliteration: fuˈziːone
"La fusione tra le due aziende ha creato nuove opportunità."
fusión
Transliteration: fuˈsjon
"La fusión de las dos compañías fue anunciada ayer."
fusão
Transliteration: fuˈzɐ̃w
"A fusão entre as empresas foi bem recebida pelo mercado."
विलय
Transliteration: vilya
"दो कंपनियों का विलय सफल रहा।"
合并
Transliteration: hé bìng
"这两家公司的合并将改变市场格局。"
합병
Transliteration: hapbyeong
"두 회사의 합병이 발표되었습니다."
合併
Transliteration: gōhei
"二つの会社の合併が発表されました。"
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