Establishの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Since this is a science context, “establish what we mean” has to do with defining terms. This is to make sure everyone understands the concepts before moving on to more complex topics.
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A: It means that something has been completed and has started operation. Example: I established my business in 2006

A: To start or "put down"

A: it simply means build

A: set up (an organization, system, or set of rules) on a firm or permanent basis<3

A: “Let’s establish some rules”

“We are going to establish a camp”

“They established their own city”

A: yes, for buildings as well (but you should say apartment building, not just apartment)

A: -Lets establish a new rule
-the constitution was established in 1954
-im establishing it as we speak

A: "The organization was established in 1949."
--> meaning "founded / created"

"He established that these rules were strict."
--> meaning to set a certain standard, behavior, etc

A: I established a book club at my school.

I can't emphasize enough how school is important.

Slaves were obedient to their masters.

A: establish is a formal and official way of creating something such as a law or company. To arrange is to put into order “arrange people in hight order”. Or it can mean to get agreement on something “let’s arrange to go to the park tomorrow”

A: establish = start a permanent arrangement, like a company, an organization, a group, a set of rules, a relationship, a job, etc.
set up = get something ready to use or operate or do something

This company was established in 1993.
??This company was set up in 1993.

Help me set up the new TV.
*Help me establish the new TV.

His father set him up in the family business.
His father established him in the family business.

A: Establish and found can be used in the same context as the two words are synonyms. However, in different contexts “establish” means to achieve stability and/or acceptance of something. Found means to discover something and is also the past tense form of find.

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Ex.

1- I found a starfish on the beach.
2- We will soon establish our business.

Same Context:

1- The town was establish in 1946.
2- The town was founded in 1946.

A: establish is a broad term

enact is used more for idea based stuff. (plans and ideas)

you could use establish anytime you use enact, but you cannot use enact anytime you use establish

A: From my understanding, there is very little difference, in some situations, but they do not have the exact same meaning. Founding seems to be more like an official process, in which something is established.

I also found this good point after a quick search:

"establish has a broader range of meanings, for example you can establish a good reputation somewhere, or with some people or establish a relationship with someone, you can't found those things"
http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/was-founded-or-was-established.1513946/

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