brokerage

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意思解释

n. 经纪业;佣金;手续费;经纪费

变化形式

复数: brokerages

用法例句

On hong kong island , the central and western parts look the best bets , according to the brokerage .
经纪业预测,香港岛的中部和西部被看做是最为理想的。
Brokerage limps but investment banking leaps : only in times of crisis do japanese companies restructure and sell businesses .
经纪业步履阑珊投行飞跃却发展:只有在危机的时候日本公司才重组和出售生意。
Brokerage commissions were fixed at high rates .
交易佣金被固定在一个非常高的比率。
The notion goes back to 1922 , when a bond brokerage in new york city hired edgar lawrence smith to put together a pamphlet explaining why bonds -- and certainly not stocks -- were the best long-term investment .
这个概念的提出应该回溯于1922年,纽约市的债券经纪业雇请edgarlawrencesmith一起来编写一本关于解释为什么债券--而非股票--是最好的长期投资的小册子。
Lots of other businesses spanning brokerage , annuities , property and casualty , mortgage insurance and so on , are all theoretically on the block .
理论上说,很多其它方面的业务也都在清仓名单中,其中包括了经纪业,养老保险,财产保险,意外伤害险和抵押保险等。