establish — to create or set up an organization, system, or set of rules on a firm or permanent basis
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to create or set up an organization, system, or set of rules on a firm or permanent basis
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈstæblɪʃ/
Korean meaning: 조직, 제도, 규칙 등을 확고하거나 영구적인 기반 위에 설립하다, 창설하다
Korean pronunciation: 이-스태-블리쉬 (강세: 스태)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother established a cookie empire from her kitchen, now we're all rolling in dough!
- The detective established that the butler didn't do it – it was the garden gnome all along!
- Korea established diplomatic relations with many countries after the Korean War.
establish
VERB//ɪˈstæblɪʃ//
to create or set up an organization, system, or set of rules on a firm or permanent basis
Establishing a new community center
Establish new dreams as old barriers abolish, watch the community flourish!
🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Old French 'establir', derived from Latin 'stabilire', meaning 'to make stable or firm'. This comes from the Latin root 'stabilis' meaning 'stable' or 'steady'.
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🔗Collocations
“They plan to establish a company next year.”
“The two countries established diplomatic relations in 1965.”
“It took him years to establish himself in the industry.”
“We need to establish the facts before making any decisions.”
“It's a well-established tradition in our family.”
📝Examples
“My grandmother established a cookie empire from her kitchen, now we're all rolling in dough!”
“The detective established that the butler didn't do it – it was the garden gnome all along!”
“Korea established diplomatic relations with many countries after the Korean War.”
“Scientists are trying to establish whether life exists on Mars.”
“The school established a new policy regarding smartphone use in classrooms.”
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