takeovers

英 [ˈteɪkˌəʊvəz]

美 [ˈteɪˌkoʊvərz]

n.  收购; 接收; 接管; (对国家、地区、政治组织等的)强行接管，控制
takeover的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 收购;接管;接收
  Atakeoveris the act of gaining control of a company by buying more of its shares than anyone else.
  1. ...the government's takeover of the Bank of New England Corporation.
     政府对新英格兰银行的接管
  2. ...a hostile takeover bid for NCR, America's fifth-biggest computer-maker.
     针对美国第五大计算机制造商——NCR 公司的恶意收购投标
• N-COUNT (武装)占领，接管，控制
  Atakeoveris the act of taking control of a country, political party, or movement by force.
  1. There's been a military takeover of some kind.
     发生了类似军事接管的事件。

双语例句

• Commercial-bank takeovers of investment banks have a horrible history because of the stark cultural differences.
  商业银行收购投资银行有着很糟糕的历史，因为二者的文化完全不同。
• Valuation lies at the heart of all takeovers.
  所有收购者心中都有自己的估价。
• And they are testing the waters of overseas deals, steering clear of takeovers in unfamiliar markets.
  眼下，虽然他们正在尝试进行海外交易，但却避开了不熟悉市场上的收购交易。
• Their company gives advice about mergers and takeovers.
  他们的公司提供有关合并与接收的建议。
• The Chinese companies do not have everything in their favour: in some countries they face barriers to takeovers.
  中国企业也并非占尽一切有利因素：在一些国家，它们面临并购障碍。
• Perhaps this might have some positive consequence in the sense that the government will finally push for some takeovers.
  此事或许能带来一些正面影响，因为政府可能会终于推动一些并购交易。
• That is how hostile takeovers involving state-owned enterprises work in China.
  在中国，涉及国企的敌意收购通常会经历这样的过程。
• The upshot: Lawsuits and takeovers moved faster than the products.
  结局：官司和收购来得比产品还快。
• But, many takeovers are obviously actions that must be taken for companies to survive.
  但是，许多兼并明显是公司为生存下去而不得不采取的行动。
• This is unusually aggressive in a country where hostile takeovers among domestic firms are unheard of.
  这在对国内企业间恶意收购行为闻所未闻的中国来说，实在是胆大妄为得不同寻常。