broker

UK:  ['brəʊkə(r)]

US:  ['broʊkər]

复数：brokers  过去分词：brokered  现在分词：brokering  

n.

1.(股票等的)经纪人,掮客;(买卖的)中间人,代理人

2.〔英国〕旧货商人;当铺主;(经官方批准对债务人被扣押财物的)估价员[出售人]

3.〔口语〕婚姻介绍人

4.倒爷

1 . They have been very adept at first making money for themselves and then trading the financier's life for that of the power broker.
他们非常擅长于先给自己赚钱，再利用金融家的经历换取政治掮客的身份。

2 . One way to understand Service Broker is to think of it as a postal service.
理解ServiceBroker的一个方法是将它想像成邮政服务。

3 . This experience entitled me to be regarded as a sort of real-estate broker by my friends.
这种经营，竟使我的朋友们当我是一个地产拍客。

4 . And even if this does turn out to be a stock picker's market, what makes you think your broker is the stock picker in question?
面且，即使市场确实是一个选股人的市场，你要怎样才能相信你的经纪商就是合适的选股人呢？

5 . As recently as November, Mr Pandit heaped praise on the broker and said he did not want to sell it.
11月，Pandit先生还对这间经纪公司赞不绝口，说舍不得卖掉它。