| 释义 |
market-ˌmaker (also spelled market maker, especially in name ) noun [countable] (abbreviation mm) (stock exchange 证券交易(所)) a company or person that deals in shares, bonds, etc. and agrees to buy and sell particular shares at specific prices 做市商；庄家◆the investor buys through a broker who completes the transaction through a market-maker. 投资者通过经纪人购买，而经纪人则通过庄家完成交易。◆a couple of market-makers were caught short of stock. 两个庄家被发现卖空股票。 |