Lingaku- to invade and take control of (a territory); to take the helm at (an organization); (of a company) to take control of (another company)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to invade and take control of (a territory)
- to take the helm at (an organization)
- (of a company) to take control of (another company)
This usage refers to the act of entering a territory with the intention of asserting dominance over it, often seen in a military or aggressive context.
They invaded the region and announced a new rule.
This usage implies assuming leadership or authority in an organization, often after a transition or change in management.
He took the helm at the company during its difficulties and implemented a series of reforms.
She just took control of the organization, and everyone is full of anticipation.
This refers to the acquisition or takeover of one business by another, where the acquiring company assumes control over the operations and decisions of the target company.
The company plans to take control of its competitor to expand its market share.
After the acquisition is completed, the new management will take charge.
Generated collocations (experimental)
rù zhǔ入主gōng sī公司to take control of a companyrù zhǔ入主shì chǎng市场to invade the marketChéng gōng成功rù zhǔ入主to successfully take controlrù zhǔ入主quán lì权力to seize powerrù zhǔ入主tuán duì团队to take the helm of a teamrù zhǔ入主háng yè行业to take control of an industryrù zhǔ入主dǒng shì huì董事会to join the board of directorsrù zhǔ入主Xīn新lǐng yù领域to enter a new fieldrù zhǔ入主dì fāng地方zhèng fǔ政府to take control of local governmentqiáng shì强势rù zhǔ入主to aggressively take controlmì mì秘密rù zhǔ入主to secretly take controlzhàn lüè xìng战略性rù zhǔ入主strategic takeover