the usage of "in good company with" What does it mean? Can you give me some examples? Thank you in advance!

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rainbow

Jan 2, 2012 3:46 AM

Another way this term is used is: "I graduated from LaSalle University." "Well, then you're in good company with many other talented engineers."

January 2, 2012

in good company = 1. to be together with people who are in the similar position to you. 2. to be together with people who are beneficial to you.

January 2, 2012

Also i heard this sentnce: If you do not like this food, do not worry ur in good company. I dont like it too. This means ur not alone and other other may share ur worries

January 2, 2012

in good company with or in the company of means together with good people /relation e.g I traveled to London with a good company with my friend David .

January 2, 2012

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