public company

英 [ˌpʌblɪk ˈkʌmpəni]

美 [ˌpʌblɪk ˈkʌmpəni]

n.  公开招股公司

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• 公开招股公司
  a company that sells shares in itself to the public

柯林斯词典

• 公开招股公司；上市公司
  Apublic companyis a company whose shares can be bought by the general public.

双语例句

• You usually only get one chance to be a public company chief executive, Mr Drury says.
  你通常只能获得一次成为上市公司首席执行官的机会，德鲁里表示。
• Such activities are not always transparent, a potential red flag for new shareholders in a public company.
  这样的活动并不总是透明的，这对上市公司的新投资者可能是一个预警信号。
• Is it right for the CEO of a public company to be spending time and money this way?
  上市公司的CEO像这样费时花钱合适吗？
• Investigations, lawsuits and a ban on Mr Dunlap serving as officer or director of a public company ensued.
  随后邓拉普受到了调查和起诉，并被禁止担任上市公司的高管或董事。
• If it's a public company, review its10-K filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission& documents that summarize a public company's performance.
  如果是家上市公司，可以阅读它向美国证券交易委员会提交的10-K文件，这类文件总结了上市公司的业绩。
• A company limited by shares can be either a proprietary company or a public company.
  股份有限公司既可以是独立公司也可以是公开公司。
• Huawei, which is not a public company, has not published its 2008 accounts.
  华为并非上市公司，并未公布2008年业绩。
• Not many people advise public company boards to attempt it.
  没有多少人建议上市公司尝试分权制。
• By 2006, it appeared that no public company was off limits.
  到了2006年，似乎没有一家上市公司是不可收购的。
• I want to be the CEO of a public company.
  我想要成为一家上市公司的CEO。