stock exchange
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈstock exˌchange noun [countable usually singular] 1. BFSthe business of buying and selling stocks and shares 证券交易，股票交易2. BFSa place where stocks and shares are bought and sold 证券[股票]交易所 SYN stock market
Examples from the Corpus
stock exchange• Her banker father had lost his fortune in the 1930 stock exchange crash.• She made a fortune on the stock exchange.• Small companies strike it rich by going public on the stock exchange.• A bout of selling on the stock exchange, perhaps, or a cold snap that reopens the fuel price issue.• Afterwards, the government was finally moved to insist that the stock exchange appoint a competent new management.• Nonplused by the appearance of a woman, stock exchange officials told Paribas to choose a uniform for Sakuma.From Longman Business Dictionarystock exchangeˈstock exˌchange [countable]FINANCE a market where company shares are tradedSYN STOCKMARKETCompanies listed on the Madrid stock exchange dropped about 3% this year.the New York Stock Exchange → exchangeˈstock exˌchange nounChineseSyllable
the Corpus business Business of stocks shares buying selling and and
stock exchange
ˈstock exˌchange
noun [countable usually singular]
1. the business of buying and selling stocks and shares
2. a place where stocks and shares are bought and sold
SYN stock market
ˈstock exˌchange
noun [countable usually singular]1. the business of buying and selling stocks and shares
2. a place where stocks and shares are bought and sold
SYN stock market