syndicateKK [ˈsɪndɪkət] ｜ /ˈsɪndɪkət/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
an association of companies or individuals formed to undertake a particular enterprise or project, such as finance, construction, or publishing
Several publishing houses joined together in a syndicate to release the highly anticipated novel.
企業聯合組織；辛迪加
C2noun
a group of gangsters who work together to carry out organized criminal activities
The police were finally able to dismantle the powerful syndicate that had been smuggling drugs across international borders.
犯罪集團；黑幫組織
C2noun
a company that sells news articles, stories, or photographs to several different newspapers or broadcasting stations
The syndicate negotiated a deal with multiple newspapers to distribute the breaking news article simultaneously.
C2verb
to organize or form a syndicate
A group of professional gamblers decided to syndicate their resources to increase their chances of winning.
C2verb
to sell articles, television programs, or photos to several different publications or independent broadcasting stations
The talented photographer decided to syndicate her photographs, allowing them to be featured in various magazines and online platforms.
C2verb
to join together in a syndicate
Several small business owners decided to syndicate their resources and expertise in order to take on larger projects together.