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companionship
n. The relationship of companions; fellowship.


Companies are taking less office space, driving down rents in most U.S. markets and giving tenants an edge.

基於提及艾塞克斯平定蒂龍叛亂失敗，因此劇本被認為創作於1599年初。^[1]1600年8月14日，《亨利五世編年史》被列入出版業公會（Stationers Company）的目錄。

這 company意思很多 值得注意

company

(kŭm'pə-nē)

n., pl. -nies.

1. A group of persons. See synonyms at band².
2. 1. One's companions or associates: moved in fast company; is known by the company she keeps.
   2. A guest or guests: had company for the weekend.
   3. The state of friendly companionship; fellowship: was grateful for her company; friends who finally parted company.
3. 1. A business enterprise; a firm.
   2. A partner or partners not specifically named in a firm's title: Lee Rogers and Company.
4. A troupe of dramatic or musical performers: a repertory company.
5. 1. A subdivision of a military regiment or battalion that constitutes the lowest administrative unit. It is usually under the command of a captain and is made up of at least two platoons.
   2. A unit of firefighters.
6. A ship's crew and officers. See Usage Note at collective noun.

tr.v., -nied, -ny·ing, -nies.

To accompany or associate with.

[Middle English compainie, from Old French compaignie, from Vulgar Latin *compānia, from *compāniō, companion. See companion¹.]

reg・i・ment

━━ n. ((単複両扱い)) 連隊; （普通pl.） 大勢 ((of)).
━━ vt. 連隊［団体］に編成する; 統制する.
reg・i・men・tal
　━━ a., n. 連隊（付き）の (the ～al colors 連隊旗）; （pl.） 軍服.
reg・i・men・ta・tion　━━ n. （連隊）編成; （軍隊的な）組織化; 統制.

bat・tal・ion

━━ n. 【軍】（歩兵）大隊; （pl.） 大軍 （armies）.

n.營

1. 1. An army unit typically consisting of a headquarters and two or more companies, batteries, or similar subunits.
   2. A large body of organized troops.
2. A great number: battalions of ants.

[French bataillon, from Old French, from Italian battaglione, augmentative of battaglia, from Vulgar Latin *battalia. See battle.]

com・pa・ny

━━ n. 同席; 交際; 交友, 仲間; お客（たち）; 同席の人々; 人なか, 人前 (in ～ 人前で）; ((単複両扱い)) 一団, 一座; 連中; 会社, 商会; 【軍】((単複両扱い)) （歩兵）中隊; 【海事】乗組員; 消防団; 〔米話〕 （the C-） 国家の諜(ちょう)報機関; ((形容詞的)) 会社の; とりすました.
and company　((普通& Co.の形で)) …商会; …等(ら), …派［グループ］.
be good company　交際して（みて）おもしろい.
be in good [bad] company　よい［悪い］仲間と交わっている.
err [sin] in good company　えらい（人たち）も同じことをしている（自分だけ悪いのではない）.
for company　（旅の）連れとして; おつきあいに (weep for ～ もらい泣きする）.
in company with　…と連れ立って.
keep company with … / keep … company　…と交わる.
part company with　…と絶交する.
present company excepted　ここにいらっしゃる方々は別ですが.
Two's company, three's a crowd.　2人ならいい仲間だが3人では仲間割れ.
company car　貸与高級乗用車 ((会社が役員などに用意する)).
company law　会社法.
company man　経営者側の社員, 会社人間.
company manners　よそいきの行儀.
company secretary　（会社の）法律・財務担当（重役）.
company town　企業（依存）都市.
company union　〔米〕 企業内労働組合.