stock option
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈstock ˌoption noun [countable usually plural] American English stock that a company offers to sell to an employee at a price that is lower than the usual price 〔公司以优惠价格提供给员工的〕认股权，股票期权
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stock option• Each company has granted the other a 19 % stock option.• The Black-Scholes model is prized because it measures the fair value of stock option contracts.From Longman Business Dictionarystock optionˈstock ˌoption (also employee stock option)FINANCE an option to buy shares at a particular price, especially an option given to employees to buy shares in the company they work forSYN share optiona stock option plan for key employees that gives Mr O'Reilly options to buy four million shares of stock → optionˈstock ˌoption nounChineseSyllable
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stock option
ˈstock ˌoption
noun [countable usually plural] American English
stock that a company offers to sell to an employee at a price that is lower than the usual price
ˈstock ˌoption
noun [countable usually plural] American Englishstock that a company offers to sell to an employee at a price that is lower than the usual price