1. Large companies or corporations that operate in multiple countries and have subsidiaries or offices in different nations.
Usage: Usually plural or used as a count noun; Often refers to major corporations with significant international presence

Examples

• Many multinationals have headquarters in New York but operate factories across Asia.
• The multinationals in the tech industry employ millions of workers worldwide.
• Critics argue that some multinationals avoid paying taxes by shifting profits to low-tax countries.
• Multinationals often adapt their products to suit local markets and consumer preferences.
• The growth of multinationals has increased global trade and economic interdependence.
• Several multinationals have committed to reducing their carbon emissions by 2030.