brokers

英 [ˈbrəʊkəz]

美 [ˈbroʊkərz]

n.  经纪人; 掮客
v.  安排，协商(协议的细节，尤指在两国间)
broker的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• (股票、外汇或商品）经纪人，代理商
  Abrokeris a person whose job is to buy and sell shares, foreign money, or goods for other people.
• VERB （国家或政府作为中间人）协调，安排
  If a country or governmentbrokersan agreement, a ceasefire, or a round of talks, they try to negotiate or arrange it.
  1. The United Nations brokered a peace in Mogadishu at the end of March.
     3月末，联合国出面在摩加迪沙进行了和平调解。

双语例句

• Uiec; international union of commercial agents and brokers;
  国际商务代理人和经纪人联合会；
• Brokers, dealers in the over-the-counter market, and even the stock exchanges themselves must register with the SEC.
  场外市场上的经纪人和商人，甚至股票交易所本身都必须在证券交易委员会那里登记。
• Shares slid 11p to 293p after brokers downgraded their profit estimates
  股票经纪人降低了他们的利润预期之后，股价下跌了11便士至293便士。
• Brokers expect the markets to be flooded with the shares
  股票经纪人预计股市会充斥着这种股票。
• The officials made money, and the brokers received a fat commission.
  官员们赚了钱，经纪人也得到了优厚的佣金。
• Insurance brokers are intermediaries between insurance companies and their customers.
  保险经纪人是保险公司和客户之间的中间人。
• Brokers created a factitious demand for stocks.
  经纪人造成了一场人为的股票需求。
• Many brokers were charged with cheating customers in commodity trades.
  许多经纪人被指控在商品交易中欺骗顾客。
• At Big Bang market makers, brokers, discount houses and asset managers had been acquired by retail banks.
  金融大爆炸之后，零售银行收购了许多做市商、经纪公司、贴现公司和资产管理公司。
• Many white-collar workers, like stock brokers and investment bankers, find themselves in the unemployment lines.
  许多白领，像股票经纪人和投资银行家，发现自己也失业了。