Incorporation is the noun for the act or result of incorporating: taking something in so it becomes part of a larger group, system, plan, or whole. “The incorporation of student ideas made the handbook fairer.” The word is a little formal in this use; people often just say “including” or “adding.” Though actually, in business and law, incorporation is also the process of forming a corporation — the legal step that lets a shop become a company and, in the US, put Inc. after its name.

IncorporationIncorporation（納入／設立公司） is the noun for the act or result of incorporating是 incorporating 這個動作或結果的名詞： taking something in so it becomes part of a larger group, system, plan, or whole把某個東西納進來，讓它成為更大的團體、系統、計畫或整體的一部分。“The incorporation of student ideas made the handbook fairer.”「The incorporation of student ideas made the handbook fairer.」（納入學生的想法讓手冊更公平） The word is a little formal in this use這個用法裡，這個字有點正式； people often just say “including” or “adding.”人們常常就直接說「including」或「adding」。Though actually不過其實， in business and law在商業和法律裡， incorporation is also the process of forming a corporationincorporation 也是指成立公司的過程—— the legal step that lets a shop become a company讓一間店變成公司的那個法律程序， and, in the US, put Inc. after its name在美國，還能在名字後面加上 Inc.。

Same “make it one body” picture, two jobs. Students mix this with corporation: incorporation is the doing (or the legal birth); a corporation is the company you then have.

Same “make it one body” picture同樣是「把它變成一個整體」的畫面， two jobs卻有兩種工作。Students mix this with corporation學生常常把這個字跟 corporation 搞混： incorporation is the doing (or the legal birth)incorporation 是那個動作（或說法律上的誕生）； a corporation is the company you then havea corporation 則是你之後擁有的那間公司。