multinational

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multinational

A multinational corporation has offices in many different countries.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Operating in or involving several nations or nationalities: Describes an entity, typically a company or organization, whose activities, operations, or composition span multiple countries.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The multinational corporation has offices in over fifty countries.
    • A multinational peacekeeping force was deployed to the region.
    • Their research is a multinational collaboration between scientists from three continents.
Advanced Usage
  • "Multinational enterprise (MNE)": A formal economic term for a large corporation that operates in multiple countries.

    • The study focused on the tax strategies of multinational enterprises.
  • "Multinational state": A sovereign state that comprises two or more nations or nationalities.

    • Historically, the Austro-Hungarian Empire was a classic multinational state.
Variants and Related Words
  • Multinationalism (n): The condition or policy of involving multiple nations; the principle of multinational cooperation.

    • The treaty was a victory for economic multinationalism.
  • Transnational (adj): Extending or operating across national boundaries. Often used similarly to "multinational," but can emphasize operations that transcend national borders rather than simply operating within multiple separate ones.

    • They formed a transnational alliance to combat cybercrime.
Synonyms
  • International: Existing, occurring, or carried on between nations.
  • Global: Relating to the whole world; worldwide.
Related Phrases
  • Multinational conglomerate: A large multinational corporation composed of diverse, often unrelated businesses.
    • The multinational conglomerate owns brands in the food, media, and energy sectors.
multinational

A multinational corporation has offices in many different countries.

Adjective
  1. involving or operating in several nations or nationalities
    • multinational corporations
    • transnational terrorist networks