blue chip

英 [ˌbluː ˈtʃɪp]

美 [ˌbluː ˈtʃɪp]

n.  蓝筹股; 绩优股; 稳赚钱的股票

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柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 蓝筹股；绩优股；稳赚钱的股票
  Blue chipstocks and shares are an investment which are considered fairly safe to invest in while also being profitable.
  1. Blue chip issues were sharply higher, but the rest of the market actually declined slightly by the end of the day.
     蓝筹股一路飙升，但股市其他股票却在当天收盘时稍有走低。

英英释义

noun

• a blue poker chip with the highest value
• a common stock of a nationally known company whose value and dividends are reliable
  1. blue chips are usually safe investments
  Synonym:blue-chip stock

双语例句

• Insurance funds are likely to be allowed to invest in qualified blue chip stocks on the overseas main board markets.
  保险资金或可投资境外主板市场的绩优蓝筹股。
• No stock, even the blue chip variety, is immune to a drop in the market.
  所有股票，包括各种蓝筹股，都不能免于跌势。
• Blue chip issues were sharply higher, but the rest of the market actually declined slightly by the end of the day.
  蓝筹股一路飙升，但股市其他股票却在当天收盘时稍有走低。
• You might like to take into consideration purchasing blue chip stocks that are recognized for their safety, and good growth.
  你可能会购买一些公认的安全的和幼稚的蓝筹股。
• These new companies are becoming global blue chip companies.
  这些新兴公司正在成为全球的蓝筹股。
• Toyota was considered the safe, blue chip option among the top car makers.
  丰田的股票被认为是顶级汽车生产商当中安全的蓝筹股。
• A year ago, the Blue Chip consensus saw 2.6 percent GDP growth fore 2001.
  一年以前，蓝筹一致预测2001年GDP增长为2.6%。
• In contrast, a blue chip company is less likely to go bankrupt, but you're also less likely to get rich by buying stock in a company with millions of shareholders.
  相比之下，一个绩优的公司不太可能破产，但是你也不太有可能通过买一个公司的股票富起来，做为这个公司的数百万股东之一。
• The shares of their company are blue chip.
  他们公司的值钱而又红利稳。
• A high-grade bond issued by a blue chip company in which investors can have confidence that their interest payments will not be interrupted.
  由蓝筹股公司发行的高等级债券，因投资者对其利息支付有充分的信心而得名。