Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Acquired 〜 2/3 as large as the existing company
Japanese translation:
会社Ｂは、会社Ａのサイズの3分の２
English term
Acquired 〜 2/3 as large as the existing company
"Acquired a company 2/3 as large as the existing company and integrated it within 90 days"
同じ文書内で、同様の説明として、以下のような分もでてきました。
"In early 2004, AAA acquired a company about 2/3 its size."
| 5 +2 | 会社Ｂは、会社Ａのサイズの3分の２ |
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