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takeover

/ˈteɪkˌəʊ.vər/

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noun

/ˈteɪkˌəʊ.vər/B2formalbusiness
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт получения контроля над чем-либо, особенно над компанией или правительством, часто через покупку, слияние или силу.

A noun referring to the act of gaining control of something, especially a company or government, often through purchase, merger, or force.

  1. Seizure of controlB2formal

    A sudden and decisive change of government, often achieved illegally or by force.

    ruЗахват власти

    • The military takeover shocked the international community.
    • The country experienced a violent takeover by rebel forces.
    • A peaceful protest turned into a government takeover.

    Synonymscoupoustingoverthrowputsch

  2. Corporate acquisitionB2formalbusiness

    A change in the controlling interest of a corporation, typically through a sale or merger.

    ruПоглощение

    • The company announced a hostile takeover of its main competitor.
    • Shareholders approved the takeover deal after lengthy negotiations.
    • The takeover resulted in significant restructuring of the firm.

    Synonymsacquisitionamalgamationbuyoutconsolidationmergerpurchase

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  • takeovers plural form
  • takeovers' possessive plural form
  • takeover's possessive singular form
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