11. loan贷款
Q. H, t8 D" C! P/ F Loan: In this sense, money which one person allows another to use for a specified time and which will be returned with an additional payment for its use; the act of giving out such money.
+ O u9 j: u! _8 K0 q5 B For example: I guess your work has to do with making loans.( e" A: F, z; B0 ~& p& A y( I
He s afraid he s made a bad loan.
8 h! V' ?5 H8 o+ b% F What is the amount of the loan?
! Y/ I- Z' _* R# t9 Z) g 12. president 行长,董事长
* L: g" o1 A9 H7 r President: the officer who has the major responsibility for the management of a business.7 C3 T( ?( i4 [. b0 i( \9 N
For example: The board hires the president and vice-presidents.
2 |& Z: Q: p7 e- z This decision will have to be made by the president." b! L9 j% d3 V; B
Doesn t that company have a new president?8 C$ o% B0 f0 }1 g. X+ C% c! w {" y7 O
13. profit利润
. M0 k) _, z0 c) [# O7 K Profit: earnings remaining after all the expenses of a business activity have been paid.) `7 ?. @! N1 X+ w
For example: Do you divide all the profits among the stockholders?. y$ f, `8 T! e, X5 ]& y( Y% z' d
We expect to make a nice profit this year.
# j' [4 c0 q0 R4 |8 }/ j The profits have been slowly rising.- e' x9 N$ f0 T5 S9 M- q
14. reserves储备,储备金
+ A, e' M" G+ V Reserves: in this sense, earnings kept back for later use.- l" v% c5 {2 B
For example: Some of our earnings are held in reserve accounts.
* E: [- y; M7 k, [ Their reserves are getting pretty low.6 @; u8 y! ]/ I
They were lucky to have such large reserves.) N# O# ?. N" N; F
15. savings account储蓄帐户,定期存款7 o r0 q8 ^, P) _7 N0 ^3 t# v
Savings account: an account in a bank on which the depositor receives interest.
' e9 x; p- J. ] For example: I guess you has to do work savings accounts.
, X6 `. b1 c! z; V1 X They have a savings account with us.$ D+ D# v3 m" D& @# e
He decided to put the money in a savings account., h6 x H* H6 W) ?
16. statement财务报表% `, z, r! T: s. i* H
Statement: In this sense, an announcement of a bank s financial condition
8 O6 x. H$ N$ d For example: Here s copy of our last published statement.$ K2 w" t9 B( i2 R1 j, u) S" h9 [
You have every reason to be proud of this statement.
7 x1 [/ f5 y. @( [7 R+ h Our new statement will be published next week.
( ?; ~5 o$ {3 s- v 17. stockholder股东,股票持有者: \& n. m1 d2 p: E; V% q& a4 d
Stockholder: a party who holds part ownership in a company.. l/ l0 Z+ {/ ^5 r$ b* e
For example: The stockholders own it.
: F: b% ~8 o6 h# m- X% y( P The statement will be sent to all the stockholders.
$ ?7 w# M1 {$ K8 j He s one of our largest stockholders.4 G9 p; f; ]3 Q+ `4 E: T$ D& U
18. surplus盈余6 I; X. o0 b) J+ N% M9 u9 o
Surplus: money owned by a company in addition to its capital.$ S4 {% L. z1 h- W
For example: The reserves are shown here as surplus and undivided profits.3 m' c- W4 a8 v6 z3 l9 [
The surplus is now as large as the capital. They ve built up a nice surplus.( J" `. G4 u- ]5 ?- P2 I
19. teller银行出纳员
# |# u* n8 r- \- L3 ~8 W P6 {9 x Teller: an employee in a bank who pays out and receives money
, L# y& E$ x4 k3 t9 D For example: The board hires them, along with the tellers.
1 h9 r# Z2 h# m- ~ Take this to one of the tellers windows.$ F! K- S! @ k. x& y* J8 N: |
The teller took the problem to the cashier.
- U6 f! `0 b! Z" @, X+ ~8 g 20. undivided profit未分配利润, m) ]: G3 W, p; d/ F
Undivided profits: profits not yet paid out as dividends or added to the surplus.3 C) j6 a: N- s3 O! V& l
For example: The reserves are shown here as surplus and undivided profits.
2 _/ Y; e& O2 W/ X% T7 E: z# y5 Q5 A7 A I didn t know the undivided profits were this high.( T& v+ b8 g9 \5 ~0 t7 J+ f5 f2 F
How much undivided profit do you have?
' n) I9 v5 T2 i3 ~# u. E! g' { 21. vice-president副行长
1 L# k Z1 _& T" ~ Vice-president: an officer in a company who assists the president.: ^3 W1 n1 r% _
For example: The board hires the president and the vice-presidents.
- a$ n; h4 g* ], m+ } A vice-president supervises this department.
6 O+ P! a2 B4 u One of the vice-presidents can handle this matter. |