sell-off

英 [ˈsel ɒf]

美 [ˈsel ɔːf]

n.  (国有企业的)出售; (证券)抛售

复数：sell-offs　

Collins.1

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

• The sell-off was equally pronounced in Hong Kong, where global investors typically trade Chinese stocks.
  香港股市也出现了大幅下挫，全球投资者一般会在香港交易中国内地股票。
• 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。
• An emerging market crisis is likely to mark the end of the sell-off, in my view.
  我认为，新兴市场的危机将标志着抛售的结束。
• 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。
• They are concerned a coming sell-off in equity and corporate bond markets will deter new investments and aggravate many country's debt problems.
  它们担心，股票和公司债券市场将来的抛售，会吓阻新的投资，加重许多国家的债务问题。
• Gold fell 28 per cent last year following a large sell-off by western investors in the exchange traded funds.
  继西方的交易所交易基金（ETF）投资者大量抛售黄金之后，金价去年下跌28%。
• 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。
• China's new tax triggers a share sell-off.
  中国的新税引起部份卖-走开。
• 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。
• The sell-off is aimed at repositioning the company as a publisher principally of business information
  出售公司部分业务的目的是将公司重新定位为以商业信息类出版物为主的出版商。