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語源

Borrowed from Korean 삼성(三星) (Samseong), literally tristar or three stars, combined to represent powerful eternity.

発音

• IPA: /ˈsæm.sʌŋ/
• (rare) /ˈsæm.sʊŋ/

固有名詞

Samsung (plural Samsungs)

1. A South Korean conglomerate company which manufactures electronics and ships.
   • 2008, Alexandra Harney, The China Price: The True Cost, →ISBN, page 13:

     [Some of] them, potentially, are the Sonys and Samsungs of tomorrow. Some companies try to lure customers to their booths with food: a soft ice cream machine maker plies passersby with free cones, a wine fountain maker touts cups of sour red.

   • 2011, Michael Breen, Kim Jong-Il, Revised and Updated, →ISBN, page 134:

     Now they are required to be profitable and may find that North Korea is not worth the risk. Perhaps North Korea will need to found its own Hyundais and Samsungs and hire South Koreans as executives and consultants.

   • 2013, Richard Rosecrance, The Resurgence of the West, →ISBN:

     But without its own respected brands, its Toyotas and Samsungs, China will always languish at the lower end of the value chain.

   • 2015, Panos Mourdoukoutas, Business Strategy in a Semiglobal Economy, →ISBN, page 29:

     The Sonys, Sanyos, and Samsungs of the world — not to mention Chinese upstarts — all have access to the same huge pool of chips, liquid crystal displays, audio pickups, power supplies, and packaging.

派生語

• Smasnug

名詞

Samsung (plural Samsungs)

1. A consumer electronic device manufactured by the South Korean conglomerate company Samsung.

   He told his friend that the game wasnt available on Samsung phones.

   • 1989, Nace, Ted, Ventura tips & tricks‎:

     The advantage of the Hercules card over the EGA is that it can be used with a standard IBM Monochrome Monitor or an inexpensive monochrome monitor such as a Samsung, priced at around $100.

   • 1990 April 23, Luce, Henry Robinson, Fortune‎:

     When a grandmother from Pittsburgh bought a Samsung, she bought the most reliable microwave oven made.

   1. A phone manufactured by Samsung.
      • 2014, Min Ding, Jie Xu, The Chinese Way, →ISBN, page 337:

        They are wearing pajamas and shouldering pillows, with iPhones in their left hands and Samsungs in their right hands.

      • 2007, Susan Reinhardt, Don't Sleep with A Bubba: Unless Your Eggs Are in Wheelchairs, →ISBN:

        Everywhere Nokias and Samsungs are stapled to eager ears, clipped onto trousers or slipped into purses.

2. An Android smartphone.

   Synonym: Android

アナグラム

• Gusmans, musangs