Inc. US
ˈɪŋk
See also: Ltd. (UK)
Definition

Definition of Inc. - Reverso English Dictionary

Abbreviation

abr: IncorporatedUSlegally formed company or businessUS
  • Apple Inc. released a new product.
  • Tesla, Inc. is based in California.
  • Johnson & Johnson Inc. expanded overseas.
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Expressions with Inc.

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American group licensing songs for writers and publishers
She joined Broadcast Music, Inc. to collect royalties from radio plays.
large American corporation that designs and manufactures construction equipment
Caterpillar Inc. is known for its heavy machinery and construction equipment.

Origin of Inc.

Latin incorporare (to form into a body)

Terms with Inc. included in their meaning

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technology
brand of tablet computers developed by Apple Inc
technology
smartphone model developed by Apple Inc
BMIacr.
acr: Broadcast Music, Inc.
company that collects music royalties for artists
LHCabbr.
abr: LHC Group, Inc.
company in the US providing healthcare services
AMIacr.
acr: American Media Inc.
company that publishes news and entertainment
AMTIacr.
acr: Advanced Motion Technology, Inc.
company making machines that help things move
CATabbr.
abr: Caterpillar Inc.
company that makes heavy machinery and engines
Apple product
video editing software developed by Apple Inc

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  1. French:SA, ...
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  3. Italian:S.p.A., ...
  4. Spanish:S.A., ...
  5. Portuguese:SA, ...
  6. Chinese:有限公司, ...
  7. Japanese:株式会社, ...
  8. Arabic:شَرِكة مُدْمَجة, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּעֵ"מ, ...
  10. Russian:Инк., ...
  11. Ukrainian:Інк., ...
  12. Hindi:इंक., ...

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