big stock的意思

big stock中文翻譯：

大盤股

相似詞語短語

big big big───大，大，大

stock───adj.存貨的，常備的；平凡的；vi.囤積；辦貨；出新芽；vt.進貨；備有；裝把手于…；n.(Stock)人名；(德、匈、捷)施托克；(英、法、葡、瑞典)斯托克；n.股份，股票；庫存；血統；樹干；家畜

big big───大-大

big───adv.大量地；順利；夸大地；adj.大的；重要的；量大的；n.（Big）（土）比格（人名）

big big girl───大姑娘

big big world───大大世界（歌名）

big big wolf───大灰狼

big big bt───大bt

big big word───大字

雙語使用場景

not for the executive to say: "they gave me this big stock-based incentive but they really don't mean it."───高管們不會說：“雖然他們給了我這么多的股權獎勵，但實際上他們不是這個意思。”

This series of good, no doubt will be cast at the end of the recent big stock market.───這一連串的好，毫無疑問將是投在股市近期的大底。

NASDAQ, New York's other big stock exchange, has evolved from a secondary market dealing mainly in technology and start-up companies to a global force.───紐約的另一個大型證券交易所納斯達克(Nasdaq)也已經由一家主要從事科技與新興企業股票交易的二版市場成長為一家全球性的交易所。

The merger rumors are partly wishful thinking, and partially a way for seasoned traders to get ahead of the next big stock jump.───并購傳言是一種主觀愿望，也是經驗老道的交易員趕在下一輪股市大漲前做好準備的手段之一。

Big stock exchanges in the United States are linked in what is known as the national market system plan.───在美國大的股票交易和國家市場體制方法相連接。

Dozens of tiny companies have gotten big stock-market boosts simply by adding the word 'China' to their names.───僅因為在公司名里加入了“中國”一詞，許多小公司的股價大漲。

Then, as now, big stock market declines sharply reduced the wealth of those who owned stocks.───當時與現在一樣，股票市場的大幅下降使股權人的財富急劇減少。

Asia's sell-off followed big stock losses Thursday in the United States and Europe.───亞洲股市星期五大拋售之前，美國和歐洲股市星期四大幅下跌。

Other countries, particularly those with big stock markets, are getting tougher, too.───其他，特別是股票市場巨大的國家也都變得強硬起來。

英語使用場景

Social Security to make big stock market with a positive sound investment strategy are inseparable.

We have big stock of authentic shoes available for prompt shipment.

That's the reason Comcast is deliberately keeping leverage low, despite grumbling from shareholders who want a big stock buyback.

They run all summer and lay up a big stock, and then shut down. "

It's exactly this segment of the economy that spawns big brand names, giving companies the kind of broad-based popular recognition that translates into big stock market capitalization.

That shoe shop has a big stock of boots.