Čo znamená multinational v angličtine a aká je definícia multinational?

V tomto najautoritatívnejšom anglickom slovníku sa môžete naučiť multinational výslovnosť, gramatika a synonymá.

multinational Význam & definícia

0 involving several different countries, or (of a business) producing and selling goods in several different countries:
- The UN has sent a multinational peace-keeping force.
- a major multinational food company
1 a large and powerful company that produces and sells goods in many different countries:
- Are multinationals now more powerful than governments?
2 involving or relating to different countries, or (of a business) operating in different countries:
- multinational corporations
3 a very large company that has offices, stores, etc. in many different countries but that is controlled from the country where it was started. A company with a quarter or more of its sales in other countries is considered to be a multinational:
- If multinationals become more important than governments, they can act as major forces of economic change.
- a big/large/leading multinational
4 a multinational organization is very large and has offices, stores, etc. in many diffferent countries:
- Over the years the firm has grown into a multinational organization with more than 200 affiliates in 17 countries.
- a multinational business/bank/enterprise
5 relating to or involving several different countries:
- The joint venture will be undertaken by a multinational group of 41 countries.
- multinational agreements

Major multinational manufacturers have pioneered the field of environmental auditing.
In addition, multinational companies are tending to optimise their operations worldwide, and scientists are becoming more mobile.
A multinational attacked the nation's dignity by colonising a national image for its global enterprise.
Conflicts between local communities and multinational corporations, for example, may not be resolvable as series of compromises, but will require some clear and courageous decisions.
Is the language of account used by a country's domestic enterprises always the same as that used by its multinational enterprises?
One is the network of the world market and the other is the multinational corporations that operate plants worldwide.
Multinational companies have always been regarded as self-interested superpowers that profit by exploiting the resources of developing countries.
Three large multinational studies have examined the effect that an increasing caesarean section rate has had on other methods of delivery.