company; firm; enterprise; corporation

trade; profession; industry; business

commercial activities, services, or operations carried out by an organization

the production of goods or services within an economy; industrial sectors.

relating to a profession or meeting high professional standards

the science or practice of farming, including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals

one's professional life, occupation, or pursuit

the activity of buying and selling goods and services; the general sector of business and trade

a person's regular work or profession; vocation

to obtain a job, start work, or the state of being employed

to complete a course of study and receive a degree or diploma; graduation

professional results or track record of a business, employee, or investment

to start an enterprise or business; entrepreneurship

school assignment or homework given to students

(within) the industry; the profession

a legal owner or proprietor of a property, real estate, or business

small and medium enterprise

services or companies responsible for the maintenance and administration of a building

to do business or trade; to be open for business

manufacturing industry

to lose one's job; the state of being unemployed

to develop or transform a product, technology, or sector into a large-scale industry; the process of industrializing

to start a new business enterprise or to open a professional practice

occurring or done in one's spare time or outside of regular working hours

the process of developing industries in a country or region on a wide scale

the science, management, and industry of cultivating and conserving forests and timber production

a commercial company, firm, or business entity (primarily used in Taiwan)

industry or commercial enterprise, especially those contributing to the real economy as opposed to financial speculation

tourism industry

specialization; to specialize

a government department or ministry responsible for the administration of agricultural policies and farming affairs

fishing industry; the business or occupation of catching fish and other seafood

people employed in a particular trade, profession, or industry

banking; the banking industry

academic studies or schoolwork

the newspaper industry

to buy real estate

vocational training; vocational education

dedicated to one's work

to work in a qualified profession such as medicine or law

the tertiary sector of industry (service industry)