Pronunciation: /iːoʊ/
noun a type of international organization that promotes and facilitates trade between countries
A1 EO is a type of gas that is harmful to breathe in.
A2 The EO in this product helps to kill bacteria.
B1 The company specializes in the production of EO for medical use.
B2 There are strict regulations in place for the handling of EO due to its toxicity.
C1 The research team conducted a study on the long-term effects of exposure to EO.
C2 The government issued a ban on the use of EO in certain industries to protect workers' health.
adjective related to the organization EO or its activities
A1 The EO design on the shirt is very colorful.
A2 She bought a new phone with an EO camera.
B1 The company's EO policy promotes diversity and inclusion.
B2 The EO regulations were updated to ensure fair treatment of employees.
C1 The CEO's EO initiatives have had a positive impact on the company.
C2 The government passed new EO laws to address workplace discrimination.
formal The company's executive officer (EO) is responsible for making important strategic decisions.
informal I heard the EO is planning to restructure the department next month.
slang Have you met the new EO? They seem pretty cool.
figurative The EO of the project is like the captain of a ship, guiding everyone towards success.
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