Definition
to establish: to create, to found, to start; to determine
To establish a business To start or to create a company
(well) established: having a (very) recognized position, being generally (well) known
an establishment: a business, a company, a foundation, an organization, an institution
Pronunciation examples
UK: We have now established that Madeleine was killed by her mother.
US: The Delavigne Corporation is a very well-established company.
- "Also, I thought I should bring it to your attention that Horatio has already established his own nap time policy, apparently it has been in place for several decades, and he seems to be ultra-productive!"
- "Listen, Sleepwalker, I'm going to try and establish your position."
- "I have been assured that we have every right to take legal action against your establishment."
- "- DO NOT smoke in the establishment."
- "We have video footage of masked members of this group breaking in to our establishment shortly before we opened on Friday."
- "Ref: FDA Establishment Inspection Report"
- "As secretary of the local Ladies' Knitting Collective, I am key in determining the establishments which the ladies of this city frequent."
- "A connection between the recent animal incidents has not yet been established;"
- "An established, high-end French product on the American market could do very well."
- "My brand is established."
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