co-op [
'kəuɔp, kəu'ɔp]
n. 合作, 协作, 互助, 协助, 合作团体, 合作商店, 合作农场, 合作公司, 合作社
- He does all his shopping at the Co-op.
他无论什麽东西都在消费合作社购买. - He does all his shopping at the Co-op.
他无论什么东西都在消费合作社购买。 - So Please include Co-op mode in a patch or update.
所以,请帮忙在更新档中加入合作模式吧!
co-op[ noun ]
a jointly owned commercial enterprise (usually organized by farmers or consumers) that produces and distributes goods and services and is run for the benefit of its owners
<noun.act>
co-op \co"-op\ (k[=o]"[o^]p), n. [ contraction of co-operative
enterprise.]
a commercial enterprise run for the benefit of its owners.
Syn: cooperative, coop.
[WordNet 1.5]
- But she warns of many reproductions and modern bottles that won't appreciate: "If you're just starting in this, buyer beware." FREDDIE MAC'S BACK to help bail out a New York co-op.
- The co-op corporation would liquidate and exchange direct title to a unit for a holder's stock; no other changes in the status quo would occur.
- But he predicted that co-op boards would be willing to pay more for improved services under future contracts.
- Meanwhile, Borden can leverage the co-op's $400 million in sales, a strategy with which Borden has had success in the past."
- Juicy blackberries fashioned into an aperitif, almost white wine, style at the Redondo co-op in southern Portugal.
- Most of their crude petroleum came from domestic sources, although the refineries received only 12 percent of their raw materials from co-op sources.
- A horticulturist, she wants to purchase an apartment with a greenhouse and reasons that having another name on the lease will persuade the co-op board to let her in.
- A wider role for kolkhozes and co-op ventures should help the country become self-sufficient in foodstuffs, Gorbachev said.
- Father Silva was running a school when the first electric co-op came to Dumanjug in 1972.
- But it never offered to give up the shares, according to Mr. Saft, who represents the two co-op boards.
- The bid was accepted, and the co-op board approved.
- Although elimination of middlemen will mean better prices for co-op members, Yang said, prices will generally be pegged to those in state stores but that holding the line on price rises will be tough.
- I'd like someday to be able to travel over there like you would do here and go to a co-op or some kind of organization that would have goods available.
- Michelle Schaffer, who graduated last month, spent one of her co-op terms as an assistant to a federal appeals court judge.
- The claim alleges the co-op was defrauded on cost and schedule projections for the Seabrook plant, on which it based its decision to buy 2.2 percent of the plant.
- A big house with two-story cathedral ceilings and a veranda where, his wife Jan says, "it's fun to sit and see the crops coming up and the migrants working out there." Similarly rewarded are 330 other co-op shareholders.
- The co-op plans to produce 28 crops in a year-round rotation; plans also include more families joining and establishing their own farms.
- He seemed to want special concessions in terms of not requiring him to pay the up-front costs," says W.R. "Dick" Fleming, the co-op's executive vice president.
- Another late amendment, offered by Sen. David Boren (D., Okla.), would give tax relief to farmer cooperatives generally, but a major beneficiary would be the Farmland Industries co-op.
- He started the business with nine workers and $21. Today there are 115 co-op members and employees, and the business has $543,000 in property.
- President Bush is jeopardizing the quality of life in rural America by following the "failed ideological policies" of his predecessor, says co-op leader and former agriculture secretary Bob Bergland.
- To remedy the problem, the co-op rented large 40-foot boats and brought back enough stones for a season.
- His hard-charging field sales organization had to sell the idea of national distribution and co-op advertising.
- "We were looking for an event to cheer up our members." So, despite the co-op's strong opposition to rice imports, it helped finance a local performance earlier this month.
- He contends that the opposition to co-op aid is really ideological but has been disguised as concern about the budget deficit.
- Bord Bainne, the dairy marketing co-op, owns the Kerrygold brand and has itself made acquisitions in continental Europe and the US.
- From the beginning, Mr. Holt peddled his service as something of an ad agency co-op that can wrangle lower commercial rates from TV and radio networks and stations because of the sheer volume of time it buys.
- The co-op system was started in the 1930s and used federal loans from the Rural Electrification Administration, or REA, to put electricity on the nation's farms.
- A co-op, he said, would market their catches and help with their business affairs.
- But the Starks are relieved that after more than six months on the market, their old co-op has suddenly attracted a couple of serious prospective buyers.