inc.
/ɪŋk/ (bre, ipa) · /ɪŋk/ (ame, ipa)
inc. — adjective
- inc.positive
- inc.ercomparative
- inc.estsuperlative
1. short for 'incorporated', written after the name of a United States business to
short for 'incorporated', written after the name of a United States business to show that it has been registered as a company with limited liability.
Yasmin accepted a software engineering job at Apple Inc. last month.
appended to company name, written after the noun
The annual report from Lockheed Martin Inc. was over 300 pages long.
noun phrase: [Company] Inc. as subject
Christopher invested most of his savings in shares of Tesla Inc.
Lawyers for Boeing Inc. filed paperwork in a Delaware court yesterday.
文法句型
[Company Name] Inc.
用法筆記
Always written with a capital I and a period, and never appears on its own — it follows a registered US company name. British equivalents are Ltd or plc.
常見錯誤
inc. — abbreviation
1. a written short form of 'including' or 'included', often used in price labels, m
a written short form of 'including' or 'included', often used in price labels, menus, and quick notes to show that a stated cost or list covers extra items.
The room rate is £80 per night, inc. breakfast and Wi-Fi.
price labels: inc. + extra items covered
Beatrix paid £15 for the burger meal, inc. fries and a drink.
informal menu shorthand
The bill was £42 inc. tax, which Manuela split with her two flatmates.
Tickets cost twenty pounds each, inc. a free programme for every guest.
文法句型
..., inc. + [list of items]
用法筆記
Common in written quick notes (menus, price tags, receipts, classified ads) where space is tight. In formal writing, spell out 'including' instead.