WordNet
n. place of business where professional or clerical duties are performed; "he rented an office in the new building" [syn: office]
Usage examples of "business office".
He closed the sliding door, and we sat down again in what seemed to be the chapel, common room, and business office of the Mission.
There were very few people who had Horton's current priority key - Lee, his family, Karl Brohier, the Terabyte business office, his lawyer, his accountant, his personal DataSearch librarian - and he still had the priority alarm disabled.
I had to show her where the business office was down on the ground floor, she knew nothing of how she'd come here but what I'd told her.
He remained standing behind his desk, in a manner suggesting the civilized tradition of a business office.
A schedule had to be worked out with the business office to permit as much use of the pile as possible to be diverted to making atomic fuel, and a giant combustion chamber for atomic fuel had to be designed and ordered to replace the pile itself during the interim between the time it was shut down on earth and the later time when sufficient local, smaller plants could be built to carry the commercial load.
I broke away and ran out the main gate to where my business office had faced on the street.