shareholder

Word family adjectivesharablenounsharersharingsharecroppersharefarmersharefarmingshareholdershareholdingshare indexsharemansharemilkershare-outsharewareshareverbsharecrop

Related topics: Stocks & shares

share·hold·er /ˈʃeəˌhəʊldə $ ˈʃerˌhoʊldər/ noun [countableC]

BFSsomeone who owns shares in a company or business 股东，股票持有者 SYN stockholder

Shareholders have been told to expect an even lower result next year.

股东们被告知明年的业绩还会更差。

Examples from the Corpus

shareholder• The investigation was requested after criticisms of the chairman's statement and the accounts by a shareholder at a recent company meeting.• Caradon shareholders are entitled to retain an interim dividend of 4p a share.• For shareholders, it must have been like winning the pools.• The Van Leer Group Foundation, the only shareholder at present, plans to keep its majority for the coming years.• Some shareholders are unhappy with the running of the club and are concerned with the way the recent annual meeting was conducted.• How do salaries compare to distributions to shareholders?• It is another example of using shareholder resolutions to force a change in corporate policies.

From Longman Business Dictionary

shareholdershare·hold·er /ˈʃeəˌhəʊldəˈʃerˌhoʊldər/ noun [countableC]

especially British EnglishBrEFINANCE someone who owns shares in a companySYN AmE STOCKHOLDER

The bid was accepted by 90% of the shareholders.

Dividends are paid to the shareholders each year if adequate profits are made.

We are calling a shareholders’ meeting.

She is a 45% shareholder in the company.

Institutional shareholders (=financial organizations such as banks and insurance companies) account for the great majority of shareholdings on the Stock Exchange.

→ controlling shareholder → minority shareholder → outside shareholder

单词	shareholder
释义	shareholder Word family adjectivesharablenounsharersharingsharecroppersharefarmersharefarmingshareholdershareholdingshare indexsharemansharemilkershare-outsharewareshareverbsharecrop Related topics: Stocks & shares share·hold·er /ˈʃeəˌhəʊldə $ ˈʃerˌhoʊldər/ ●○○ noun [countableC] BFSsomeone who owns shares in a company or business 股东，股票持有者 SYN stockholder Shareholders have been told to expect an even lower result next year. 股东们被告知明年的业绩还会更差。 Examples from the Corpus shareholder• The investigation was requested after criticisms of the chairman's statement and the accounts by a shareholder at a recent company meeting.• Caradon shareholders are entitled to retain an interim dividend of 4p a share.• For shareholders, it must have been like winning the pools.• The Van Leer Group Foundation, the only shareholder at present, plans to keep its majority for the coming years.• Some shareholders are unhappy with the running of the club and are concerned with the way the recent annual meeting was conducted.• How do salaries compare to distributions to shareholders?• It is another example of using shareholder resolutions to force a change in corporate policies. From Longman Business Dictionary shareholdershare·hold·er /ˈʃeəˌhəʊldəˈʃerˌhoʊldər/ noun [countableC] especially British EnglishBrEFINANCE someone who owns shares in a companySYN AmE STOCKHOLDER The bid was accepted by 90% of the shareholders. Dividends are paid to the shareholders each year if adequate profits are made. We are calling a shareholders’ meeting. She is a 45% shareholder in the company. Institutional shareholders (=financial organizations such as banks and insurance companies) account for the great majority of shareholdings on the Stock Exchange. → controlling shareholder → minority shareholder → outside shareholder
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