investor

Word family noun investment investor investitureinvestment bankinvestment clubverb invest adjectiveinvestableinvestitive

Related topics: Finance

in·vest·or /ɪnˈvestə $ -ər/ AWL noun [countableC]

BFsomeone who gives money to a company, business, or bank in order to get a profit 投资者

Examples from the Corpus

investor• That refund policy takes effect for investors as of Feb. 29, it said.• Most of the venture funds have come from foreign investors.• The approach is attractive to foreign investors.• Foreign investors have shown considerable interest in the venture.• More recently, he managed private partnerships for institutional investors, along with Breazzano.• But few really think like investors.• In the first few days of trading this year, nervous investors have already punished high-technology companies that have reported disappointing earnings.• But even that market has suffered an attack of investor nerves.• It is a disequilibrium situation which can not survive as it offers investors a profitable arbitrage opportunity.• The British Gas sale attracted 4.5 million applications from small investors.• Our financial consultants can advise the small investor.• Having made the initial payment, the investor need make no further effort.

From Longman Business Dictionary

investorin-vest-or /ɪnˈvestə-ər/ noun [countableC]FINANCE

a person or organization that invests money in order to make a profit

Investors are confused about where to put their money in stocks.

Investor confidence in the market is growing.

investor in

Britain is the second largest foreign investor in Mexico.

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A financier is a person or organization that provides money for investment. It can also be someone who works in a financial institution and is responsible for particular investments. For example, a corporate financier arranges investments in companies. A backer is a general word for someone who supports a plan, person, or company by giving them money. A speculator is someone who buys goods, shares, property, or foreign currency etc in the hope that their value will increase so that they can be sold again at a much higher price and make a large profit. A venture capitalist is someone who invests money in new businesses, especially when this involves taking risks.

→ angel investor → institutional investor → personal investor → private investor → professional investor → retail investor → risk-averse investor → small investor → value investor → vulture investor

单词	investor
释义	investor Word family noun investment investor investitureinvestment bankinvestment clubverb invest adjectiveinvestableinvestitive Related topics: Finance in·vest·or /ɪnˈvestə $ -ər/ ●●○ AWL noun [countableC] BFsomeone who gives money to a company, business, or bank in order to get a profit 投资者 Examples from the Corpus investor• That refund policy takes effect for investors as of Feb. 29, it said.• Most of the venture funds have come from foreign investors.• The approach is attractive to foreign investors.• Foreign investors have shown considerable interest in the venture.• More recently, he managed private partnerships for institutional investors, along with Breazzano.• But few really think like investors.• In the first few days of trading this year, nervous investors have already punished high-technology companies that have reported disappointing earnings.• But even that market has suffered an attack of investor nerves.• It is a disequilibrium situation which can not survive as it offers investors a profitable arbitrage opportunity.• The British Gas sale attracted 4.5 million applications from small investors.• Our financial consultants can advise the small investor.• Having made the initial payment, the investor need make no further effort. From Longman Business Dictionary investorin-vest-or /ɪnˈvestə-ər/ noun [countableC]FINANCE a person or organization that invests money in order to make a profit Investors are confused about where to put their money in stocks. Investor confidence in the market is growing. investor in Britain is the second largest foreign investor in Mexico. – A financier is a person or organization that provides money for investment. It can also be someone who works in a financial institution and is responsible for particular investments. For example, a corporate financier arranges investments in companies. A backer is a general word for someone who supports a plan, person, or company by giving them money. A speculator is someone who buys goods, shares, property, or foreign currency etc in the hope that their value will increase so that they can be sold again at a much higher price and make a large profit. A venture capitalist is someone who invests money in new businesses, especially when this involves taking risks. → angel investor → institutional investor → personal investor → private investor → professional investor → retail investor → risk-averse investor → small investor → value investor → vulture investor
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