jobbers

jobbers

美 [ˈdʒɑbər] 　英 [ˈdʒɒbə(r)]

• n.散工；租马人；〈英〉股票经纪人；假公济私的人
• 网络批发商；自营商；工作鞋

词形变化

复数：jobbers  

英汉解释

n.	1. 散工,零工,包工 2. 〈英〉租车人,租马人 3. 〈英〉股票经纪人 4. 假公济私的人 5. 批发商

英英解释

n.	1. someone whose job is to buy products in large quantities from the companies that make them and then sell them to stores in smaller quantities 2. someone whose job is to sell stocks and bonds

例句

In Britain that presented a challenge to the stock brokers and market makers (known as jobbers) who had controlled share trading.

在英国，这对卷商及那些控制股票交易的市商（称为股票批发商）提出了新课题。

The Big Bang of 1986 abolished the distinction between brokers and jobbers and allowed foreign firms, with more capital, into the market.

1986年的大事件是取消了卷商与市商的区别，并容许拥有更多资本的外国公司进入市场。

Brokers and jobbers (market makers) were acquired at ever more absurd prices by large banks.

大型银行以高得离谱的价格收购了许多经纪公司和做市商。

The manufacturer distributes its products to jobbers.

这个制造厂将产品分发给批发商。