Definition of state-owned in English:

state-owned

adjective

Belonging to, funded by, and controlled by the government.
state-owned energy companies
Example sentencesExamples
- This results in inefficient distribution that causes state-owned enterprises to be rigid.
- He works for a state-owned publishing house which is in the process of going out of business.
- France 2, a state-owned channel, broadcasts its news at the same time, and gambled on his resigning.
- By 1975 there were about 115 such schools, state-owned or church-run.
- Two-thirds of the company's corporate customers in China are state-owned enterprises.
- State-owned enterprises, numbering well over 3,000, still employed 45 per cent of Poland's industrial workforce in 1998.
- The state-owned company remains the monopoly train operator on the main lines, although secondary routes are put out to competitive tender.
- There are a number of joint ventures between state-owned and locally owned private firms.
- In 1998, they began operating the state-owned Mount Sunapee ski area, in New Hampshire.
- Of the large trading companies that were under nationalized ownership at the beginning of the 1980s, only the Post Office remains state-owned.
Synonyms
state, national, federal, government

Definition of state-owned in US English:

state-owned

adjectiveˌsteɪtˈoʊndˌstātˈōnd

Belonging to, funded by, and controlled by the government.
state-owned energy companies
Example sentencesExamples
- France 2, a state-owned channel, broadcasts its news at the same time, and gambled on his resigning.
- This results in inefficient distribution that causes state-owned enterprises to be rigid.
- Of the large trading companies that were under nationalized ownership at the beginning of the 1980s, only the Post Office remains state-owned.
- The state-owned company remains the monopoly train operator on the main lines, although secondary routes are put out to competitive tender.
- He works for a state-owned publishing house which is in the process of going out of business.
- In 1998, they began operating the state-owned Mount Sunapee ski area, in New Hampshire.
- By 1975 there were about 115 such schools, state-owned or church-run.
- There are a number of joint ventures between state-owned and locally owned private firms.
- Two-thirds of the company's corporate customers in China are state-owned enterprises.
- State-owned enterprises, numbering well over 3,000, still employed 45 per cent of Poland's industrial workforce in 1998.
Synonyms
state, national, federal, government

词汇	state-owned
释义	Definition of state-owned in English: state-owned adjective Belonging to, funded by, and controlled by the government. state-owned energy companies Example sentencesExamples This results in inefficient distribution that causes state-owned enterprises to be rigid. He works for a state-owned publishing house which is in the process of going out of business. France 2, a state-owned channel, broadcasts its news at the same time, and gambled on his resigning. By 1975 there were about 115 such schools, state-owned or church-run. Two-thirds of the company's corporate customers in China are state-owned enterprises. State-owned enterprises, numbering well over 3,000, still employed 45 per cent of Poland's industrial workforce in 1998. The state-owned company remains the monopoly train operator on the main lines, although secondary routes are put out to competitive tender. There are a number of joint ventures between state-owned and locally owned private firms. In 1998, they began operating the state-owned Mount Sunapee ski area, in New Hampshire. Of the large trading companies that were under nationalized ownership at the beginning of the 1980s, only the Post Office remains state-owned. Synonyms state, national, federal, government Definition of state-owned in US English: state-owned adjectiveˌsteɪtˈoʊndˌstātˈōnd Belonging to, funded by, and controlled by the government. state-owned energy companies Example sentencesExamples France 2, a state-owned channel, broadcasts its news at the same time, and gambled on his resigning. This results in inefficient distribution that causes state-owned enterprises to be rigid. Of the large trading companies that were under nationalized ownership at the beginning of the 1980s, only the Post Office remains state-owned. The state-owned company remains the monopoly train operator on the main lines, although secondary routes are put out to competitive tender. He works for a state-owned publishing house which is in the process of going out of business. In 1998, they began operating the state-owned Mount Sunapee ski area, in New Hampshire. By 1975 there were about 115 such schools, state-owned or church-run. There are a number of joint ventures between state-owned and locally owned private firms. Two-thirds of the company's corporate customers in China are state-owned enterprises. State-owned enterprises, numbering well over 3,000, still employed 45 per cent of Poland's industrial workforce in 1998. Synonyms state, national, federal, government
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