open market

英 [ˌəʊpən ˈmɑːkɪt]

美 [ˌoʊpən ˈmɑːrkɪt]

n.  公开市场; 自由市场

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• 公开市场；自由市场
  a situation in which companies can trade without restrictions, and prices depend on the amount of goods and the number of people buying them
  1. to buy/sell/trade on the open market
     在自由市场上买 / 卖 / 交易

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 公开市场；自由市场
  Goods that are bought and sold onthe open marketare advertised and sold to anyone who wants to buy them.
  1. The Central Bank is authorized to sell government bonds on the open market.
     中央银行获授权公开发行政府债券。

双语例句

• Privatisation is a necessary staging post to an open market.
  私有化是通向公开市场的一个必要的预备阶段。
• In the United States we have twelve Federal Reserve Banks but we have a Federal Open Market Committee.
  在美国，我们有十二个联邦储备银行，但是我们有一个联邦公开市场委员会。
• Natural-resources firms can become captive suppliers to China, rather than selling on the open market.
  自然资源公司不再面向开放市场，而成了中国的专属供应商。
• China today is a fully open market economy.
  今天的中国，已经是一个全面开放的市场经济国家。
• What do you think the end of Permanent Open Market Operations effect on the stock market?
  你对永久公开市场操作结束对于股票市场的影响怎么看？
• The shares could be traded freely on the open market.
  股票可以在公开的市场上自由地交易。
• There is an open market in the village.
  村里有一个露天市场。
• The decision to begin buying government bonds on the open market came after a debate that lasted months.
  在公开市场上开始购买政府债券的决定，是在进行了好几个月的辩论后做出的。
• Longhu, for example, froze its open market land sales in the second quarter.
  例如，龙湖，冻结了在第二季度公开市场土地的销售。
• Moreover, most banks have not actually sold their troubled securities yet in an open market.
  另外，多数银行实际上还没有在公开市场上出售其遇到麻烦的证券。