in-house — existing or occurring within a company or organization rather than outside it
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: existing or occurring within a company or organization rather than outside it
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪn haʊs/
Korean meaning: 회사나 조직 내부의, 사내의
Korean pronunciation: **인** 하우스
Example Sentences
- Our company decided to hire an in-house chef instead of ordering takeout every day.
- The marketing campaign was created in-house to save costs.
- We have an in-house gym, but ironically, everyone still complains about being out of shape.
in-house
ADJECTIVE//ˈɪn haʊs//
existing or occurring within a company or organization rather than outside it
a company manager points toward her own employees working at desks inside the office building while gesturing away from external contractors visible through the window. The internal team collaborates closely on projects using company computers and resources. Meanwhile, the external contractors work separately at a different location with their own equipment. The manager clearly chooses to keep the important project with her internal staff rather than sending it outside. Other employees nod in agreement as they gather around their colleague's workstation. work being handled within the company rather than being sent to outside organizations
From warehouse to powerhouse, all built in-house!
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Origin
말 그대로 '집 안에서'라는 의미에서 유래하여 '회사 내부에서'라는 뜻으로 발전했습니다. 20세기 중반부터 비즈니스 용어로 널리 사용되기 시작했어요.
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📝Examples
“Our company decided to hire an in-house chef instead of ordering takeout every day.”
“The marketing campaign was created in-house to save costs.”
“We have an in-house gym, but ironically, everyone still complains about being out of shape.”
“The company prefers to keep all data processing in-house for security reasons.”
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