Definition of proprietor in English:

proprietor

noun prəˈprʌɪətəp(r)əˈpraɪədər

The owner of a business, or a holder of property.
Chinese restaurant proprietors
by 1640 he was himself the proprietor of a three-hundred-acre tract
Example sentencesExamples
- I crossed to the bar and asked the proprietor about the room.
- If her bid stands, she could become the sole proprietor of the hotel.
- And frankly, that's what the media proprietors have been saying for some time.
- They heard his cheerful voice coming from within as he hailed the proprietor of the establishment.
- When Dennis died in 1971 Mary became the sole proprietor.
- Has he told the new proprietors how he intends to spend their money?
- There are three main reasons why the same media proprietors still hold the power.
- Unlike census officials, newspaper proprietors have a keen interest in counting the newspapers and the takings.
- Each year, thousands of sole proprietors double the size of their businesses by hiring their first employee.
- In unison, we asked the proprietor how he ended up so far from his homeland.
- We thank the proprietors of all the venues, whose hospitality and generosity have helped swell the coffers.
- The proprietor of the store placed a " Good manners welcomed here " sign on the door.
- Food preparation areas were kept clean but it was the surrounding areas that some restaurant and cafe proprietors overlooked.
- The partners agreed to share the name, but to be sole proprietor of their own stores.
- Talk about insurance with the proprietors of businesses similar to yours.
- Condolences go to the proprietors of the shop who have worked so hard to make a success of it.
- And so Harry became the new proprietor of the company.
- Its proprietors have managed to fashion a sow's ear out of a silk purse.
- Most include third party coverage - for example, if a customer sues the proprietor of a retail store.
Synonyms
owner, possessor, holder, keeper, freeholder, landowner, squire, landlord/landlady, master/mistress
innkeeper, hotelkeeper, hotelier, licensee, patron, shopkeeper
title-holder, deed-holder
rare proprietrix

Derivatives

proprietorship

noun prəˈprʌɪətəʃɪpp(r)əˈpraɪədərˌʃɪp

mass noun

1The state or right of owning a business or holding property.
the company was established in 1912 and is still under the proprietorship of the same family
1. 1.1count noun A business or property, etc., owned by a proprietor.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many small businesses start their businesses as sole proprietorships or partnerships.
- Although California imposes strict limitations on when a trust may own stock or a partnership interest in an accountancy firm, these limitations do not apply to ownership of a sole proprietorship.
- Choose the right business entity: Many new entrepreneurs choose sole proprietorship because it's easy to set up, yet it offers little protection from lawsuits.
- plenty of new firms, especially sole proprietorships, don't make money in their first few years of operation

Rhymes

rioter

Definition of proprietor in US English:

proprietor

nounp(r)əˈprīədərp(r)əˈpraɪədər

The owner of a business, or a holder of property.
Chinese restaurant proprietors
by 1640 he was himself the proprietor of a three-hundred-acre tract
Example sentencesExamples
- Each year, thousands of sole proprietors double the size of their businesses by hiring their first employee.
- When Dennis died in 1971 Mary became the sole proprietor.
- I crossed to the bar and asked the proprietor about the room.
- In unison, we asked the proprietor how he ended up so far from his homeland.
- The partners agreed to share the name, but to be sole proprietor of their own stores.
- There are three main reasons why the same media proprietors still hold the power.
- We thank the proprietors of all the venues, whose hospitality and generosity have helped swell the coffers.
- Has he told the new proprietors how he intends to spend their money?
- Food preparation areas were kept clean but it was the surrounding areas that some restaurant and cafe proprietors overlooked.
- And frankly, that's what the media proprietors have been saying for some time.
- Unlike census officials, newspaper proprietors have a keen interest in counting the newspapers and the takings.
- Talk about insurance with the proprietors of businesses similar to yours.
- Its proprietors have managed to fashion a sow's ear out of a silk purse.
- If her bid stands, she could become the sole proprietor of the hotel.
- They heard his cheerful voice coming from within as he hailed the proprietor of the establishment.
- Most include third party coverage - for example, if a customer sues the proprietor of a retail store.
- The proprietor of the store placed a " Good manners welcomed here " sign on the door.
- Condolences go to the proprietors of the shop who have worked so hard to make a success of it.
- And so Harry became the new proprietor of the company.
Synonyms
owner, possessor, holder, keeper, freeholder, landowner, squire, landlord, landlady, master, mistress, proprietress

单词	proprietor
释义	Definition of proprietor in English: proprietor noun prəˈprʌɪətəp(r)əˈpraɪədər The owner of a business, or a holder of property. Chinese restaurant proprietors by 1640 he was himself the proprietor of a three-hundred-acre tract Example sentencesExamples I crossed to the bar and asked the proprietor about the room. If her bid stands, she could become the sole proprietor of the hotel. And frankly, that's what the media proprietors have been saying for some time. They heard his cheerful voice coming from within as he hailed the proprietor of the establishment. When Dennis died in 1971 Mary became the sole proprietor. Has he told the new proprietors how he intends to spend their money? There are three main reasons why the same media proprietors still hold the power. Unlike census officials, newspaper proprietors have a keen interest in counting the newspapers and the takings. Each year, thousands of sole proprietors double the size of their businesses by hiring their first employee. In unison, we asked the proprietor how he ended up so far from his homeland. We thank the proprietors of all the venues, whose hospitality and generosity have helped swell the coffers. The proprietor of the store placed a " Good manners welcomed here " sign on the door. Food preparation areas were kept clean but it was the surrounding areas that some restaurant and cafe proprietors overlooked. The partners agreed to share the name, but to be sole proprietor of their own stores. Talk about insurance with the proprietors of businesses similar to yours. Condolences go to the proprietors of the shop who have worked so hard to make a success of it. And so Harry became the new proprietor of the company. Its proprietors have managed to fashion a sow's ear out of a silk purse. Most include third party coverage - for example, if a customer sues the proprietor of a retail store. Synonyms owner, possessor, holder, keeper, freeholder, landowner, squire, landlord/landlady, master/mistress innkeeper, hotelkeeper, hotelier, licensee, patron, shopkeeper title-holder, deed-holder rare proprietrix Derivatives proprietorship noun prəˈprʌɪətəʃɪpp(r)əˈpraɪədərˌʃɪp mass noun 1The state or right of owning a business or holding property. the company was established in 1912 and is still under the proprietorship of the same family 1.1count noun A business or property, etc., owned by a proprietor. Example sentencesExamples Many small businesses start their businesses as sole proprietorships or partnerships. Although California imposes strict limitations on when a trust may own stock or a partnership interest in an accountancy firm, these limitations do not apply to ownership of a sole proprietorship. Choose the right business entity: Many new entrepreneurs choose sole proprietorship because it's easy to set up, yet it offers little protection from lawsuits. plenty of new firms, especially sole proprietorships, don't make money in their first few years of operation Rhymes rioter Definition of proprietor in US English: proprietor nounp(r)əˈprīədərp(r)əˈpraɪədər The owner of a business, or a holder of property. Chinese restaurant proprietors by 1640 he was himself the proprietor of a three-hundred-acre tract Example sentencesExamples Each year, thousands of sole proprietors double the size of their businesses by hiring their first employee. When Dennis died in 1971 Mary became the sole proprietor. I crossed to the bar and asked the proprietor about the room. In unison, we asked the proprietor how he ended up so far from his homeland. The partners agreed to share the name, but to be sole proprietor of their own stores. There are three main reasons why the same media proprietors still hold the power. We thank the proprietors of all the venues, whose hospitality and generosity have helped swell the coffers. Has he told the new proprietors how he intends to spend their money? Food preparation areas were kept clean but it was the surrounding areas that some restaurant and cafe proprietors overlooked. And frankly, that's what the media proprietors have been saying for some time. Unlike census officials, newspaper proprietors have a keen interest in counting the newspapers and the takings. Talk about insurance with the proprietors of businesses similar to yours. Its proprietors have managed to fashion a sow's ear out of a silk purse. If her bid stands, she could become the sole proprietor of the hotel. They heard his cheerful voice coming from within as he hailed the proprietor of the establishment. Most include third party coverage - for example, if a customer sues the proprietor of a retail store. The proprietor of the store placed a " Good manners welcomed here " sign on the door. Condolences go to the proprietors of the shop who have worked so hard to make a success of it. And so Harry became the new proprietor of the company. Synonyms owner, possessor, holder, keeper, freeholder, landowner, squire, landlord, landlady, master, mistress, proprietress
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