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syndicate

/ˈsɪndɪkeɪt/

Übersetzungen

syndicatesubstantiv

syndicates

Pl.

/ˈsɪndɪkeɪt/

consortiumAu sens de groupement d’entreprises ou d’organisations pour une opération commune.

The syndicate was formed to finance the construction of the new shopping mall.

Le consortium a été formé pour financer la construction du nouveau centre commercial.

syndicatAu sens d’un groupe organisé d’intérêts économiques, financiers ou criminels.

The media syndicate owns several newspapers and television stations across the country.

Le syndicat de presse possède plusieurs journaux et chaînes de télévision dans tout le pays.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

cartelAu sens de groupe qui contrôle un secteur de manière monopolistique ou illégale.

Synonyme

syndicateverb

syndicated

Präteritum

syndicated

Partizip Perfekt

syndicating

Gerundium

/ˈsɪndɪkət/

syndiquerTerme courant en presse, édition et finance.

The columnist decided to syndicate her articles to reach a wider audience.

La chroniqueuse a décidé de syndiquer ses articles pour toucher un public plus large.

Synonyme

syndicateadjektiv

/ˈsɪndɪkət/

Attributive use: e.g., "syndicate loan", "syndicate bank"

syndiquéSurtout en finance et dans les contextes d’opérations organisées par plusieurs établissements.

The company arranged a syndicate loan through several banks.

L’entreprise a obtenu un prêt syndiqué auprès de plusieurs banques.

Definitionen

syndicatesubstantiv

A group of individuals or organizations combined to promote a common interest or undertake a business venture.

The media syndicate owns several newspapers and television stations across the country.

An association of individuals or organizations formed to carry out a specific business transaction or project, often involving the pooling of resources.

The syndicate was formed to finance the construction of the new shopping mall.

A group of individuals or organizations that control or manage a particular area of business or industry, often in a monopolistic or illegal manner.

The crime syndicate was known for its involvement in illegal gambling and drug trafficking.

syndicateverb

To organize or manage as a syndicate.

The investors decided to syndicate their resources to fund the new project.

To sell (a piece of writing, a television program, etc.) to several different newspapers, magazines, or broadcasting stations.

The columnist decided to syndicate her articles to reach a wider audience.

To control or manage by a syndicate.

The media company plans to syndicate the distribution of its new series across multiple platforms.

syndicateadjektiv

Relating to, formed by, or characteristic of a syndicate.

The company arranged a syndicate loan through several banks.