sell-off

英 [ˈsel ɒf]

美 [ˈsel ɔːf]

n.  (国有企业的)出售; (证券)抛售

复数：sell-offs　

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牛津词典

noun

• （国有企业的）出售
  the sale by the government of an industry or a service to individual people or private companies
• （证券）抛售
  the sale of a large number of stocks and shares , after which their value usually falls

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (国有企业等的)出售;(公司股票的)抛售
  Thesell-offof something, for example an industry owned by the state or a company's shares, is the selling of it.
  1. The privatisation of the electricity industry — the biggest sell-off of them all...
     电力行业的私有化——其中最大的一笔出售
  2. There is no question of any 'sell-off' of Russian land or assets.
     任何俄罗斯的土地或资产都不可出售。

双语例句

• Despite his spokeswoman saying he had no special information on the stricken plant, unnerved investors accelerated the sell-off.
  尽管厄廷格的发言人表示，他并没有得到有关这家受损核电站的特别信息，但紧张的投资者加速了抛售。
• China's new tax triggers a share sell-off.
  中国的新税引起部份卖-走开。
• Among currencies, the debt situation in Europe has resulted in sell-off in the EUR and GBP.
  货币方面，欧洲的债务状况已经导致欧元和英镑的抛售。
• However, its stock markets have recovered from their recent sell-off.
  不过，该国股市已从最近的暴跌中反弹。
• The decline partly reflects the global sell-off in equities as a result of the credit crunch.
  在一定程度上，这一跌幅反映出信贷危机引发的全球性股票抛售。
• A broad sell-off yesterday saw financial, commodity and property stocks particularly hard hit.
  个股普遍下跌，金融、大宗商品和房地产股受挫尤重。
• It is no coincidence that the sell-off underway in the MBS market started as the Treasury began selling.
  随着美国财政部启动出售，MBS市场上也出现了抛售，这绝非巧合。
• Commodity prices, even after the summer sell-off, remain well above marginal production costs.
  即使在经历今年夏天的大幅下跌后，大宗商品价格现在也仍远高于边际生产成本。
• That also sparked a sell-off in gold.
  这还引发了对黄金的抛售。
• US and European government bond markets rallied in the face of the equity sell-off.
  面对股市的下跌，美国和欧洲的政府债券市场上涨。