buyout

英 [ˈbaɪaʊt]

美 [ˈbaɪaʊt]

n.  控制股权收购

复数：buyouts　

BEC

Collins.1 / BNC.17293 / COCA.9883

牛津词典

noun

• 控制股权收购
  a situation in which a person or group gains control of a company by buying all or most of its shares
  1. a management buyout
     管理层购买控制性股权

柯林斯词典

• See also:It is thought that a management buyout is one option.MBO

英英释义

noun

• acquisition of a company by purchasing a controlling percentage of its stock

双语例句

• But you'd have to buyout the entire cabin, and the first class flight attendant.
  但是你得买下整个头等舱，以及头等舱的服务人员。
• It is thought that a management buyout is one option.
  管理层收购被认为是一种选择。
• Beyond that, analysts see further restructuring, if not a buyout or merger with a larger company.
  分析师们认为重组是迟早的事，HTC要么被实力更强大的竞争对手收购，要么和它们合并。
• Many firms were driven out by the1990 collapse of the proposed leveraged buyout of United Airlines.
  1990年，当计划中的杠杆收购联合航空公司的行动瓦解之后。
• But a buyout got in the way two summers ago, as did a few other factors.
  但是2年前，一份买断合同以及其他原因拦住了他的去路。
• The buyout negotiation lasted several days.
  收购的谈判持续了几天。
• The buyout cost is much higher than we originally anticipated.
  买断的成本比我们最开始预计的要高得多。
• Gaga's own publicist took a buyout; his job won't be filled.
  Gaga自己的公关就选择了“买断工龄”；这一职位也不会得到填补。
• Buyout exits will lift both the MA and IPO markets.
  收购再退出的操作，将同时提振并购和IPO市场。
• Many of the benefits in going-private and leveraged buyout transactions seem to be due to the control function of debt.
  私有化和杠杆收购的诸多益处，似乎来自于对债务的功能的控制。