Definition of optionaire in US English:

optionaire

nounˈäpSHəˌne(ə)rˌäpSHəˈne(ə)r

informal

A person whose great wealth is based on owning or exercising employee stock options.
Example sentencesExamples
- Don't you just get sick thinking about all those Silicon Valley optionaires who lost much of their fortune in the tech meltdown?
- Not long ago some employees were referred to as ‘optionaires’, now much of the paper they hold is as useless as a beaten docket.
- When these optionaires become real millionaires, corporate managers must ask themselves if their payouts are really justified.

Origin

Late 1990s: on the pattern of millionaire.

Definition of optionaire in US English:

optionaire

nounˌäpSHəˈne(ə)r

informal

A person whose great wealth is based on owning or exercising employee stock options.
Example sentencesExamples
- When these optionaires become real millionaires, corporate managers must ask themselves if their payouts are really justified.
- Not long ago some employees were referred to as ‘optionaires’, now much of the paper they hold is as useless as a beaten docket.
- Don't you just get sick thinking about all those Silicon Valley optionaires who lost much of their fortune in the tech meltdown?

Origin

Late 1990s on the pattern of millionaire.

单词	optionaire
释义	Definition of optionaire in US English: optionaire nounˈäpSHəˌne(ə)rˌäpSHəˈne(ə)r informal A person whose great wealth is based on owning or exercising employee stock options. Example sentencesExamples Don't you just get sick thinking about all those Silicon Valley optionaires who lost much of their fortune in the tech meltdown? Not long ago some employees were referred to as ‘optionaires’, now much of the paper they hold is as useless as a beaten docket. When these optionaires become real millionaires, corporate managers must ask themselves if their payouts are really justified. Origin Late 1990s: on the pattern of millionaire. Definition of optionaire in US English: optionaire nounˌäpSHəˈne(ə)r informal A person whose great wealth is based on owning or exercising employee stock options. Example sentencesExamples When these optionaires become real millionaires, corporate managers must ask themselves if their payouts are really justified. Not long ago some employees were referred to as ‘optionaires’, now much of the paper they hold is as useless as a beaten docket. Don't you just get sick thinking about all those Silicon Valley optionaires who lost much of their fortune in the tech meltdown? Origin Late 1990s on the pattern of millionaire.
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