bourse

• n. 交易所
• n. (Bourse)人名；(法)布爾斯

bourse, 錢包，同purse, 錢包。

bourse (n.)

"stock exchange," 1570s, burse, from Old French borse "money bag, purse" (12c.), from Medieval Latin bursa "a bag" (see purse (n.)). French spelling and modern sense of "exchange for merchants" is first recorded 1845, from the name of the Paris stock exchange. The term originated because in 13c. Bruges the sign of a purse (or perhaps three purses), hung on the front of the house where merchants met.

1. So should a respectable bourse be offering the stock?

那麽,一家可敬的交易所應該發行這隻股票 嗎 ?

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2. You can open countless capital account in different bourse.

你可以在不同的交易所開設無數個資金賬戶.

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3. They stormed into the Bourse and set its main hall on fire.

他們衝進證券交易所,放火把大廳燒著了.

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4. Until then, Shanghai's bubbly bourse will likely remain what it is today: an internal affair.

在這之前, 上海充滿泡沫的股票交易所將保持今天的樣子: 國內事件.

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5. The top 40 companies on the Paris bourse have been pulling in record profits.

前40強的公司在法國的證券交易所取得了前所未有的利潤.

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