11. loan贷款# Q! p- T2 w; ], Y% c
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.
: B* C/ \9 B* J6 f2 x' W" s For example: I guess your work has to do with making loans./ v2 W" _- k8 S% ^: K7 B- b+ i
He s afraid he s made a bad loan.5 b; R/ X1 Q9 X4 w0 G H. o
What is the amount of the loan? u; A% V+ `% g; D2 _% t
12. president 行长,董事长2 c' i4 @9 ~. }- D7 I' `8 {* X; g' j
President: the officer who has the major responsibility for the management of a business.
: N. K d, c' B For example: The board hires the president and vice-presidents.
8 B" V1 @ |# L9 O This decision will have to be made by the president.1 r) A0 y; S- W1 b* r( |5 a6 y
Doesn t that company have a new president?/ k. L9 }1 p. x" J" w& [1 m: D
13. profit利润
* s$ m4 v: F* p0 Z4 y9 ?5 k& m Profit: earnings remaining after all the expenses of a business activity have been paid.: A$ A1 q5 R# e9 r" ?
For example: Do you divide all the profits among the stockholders?
6 B% [+ ?. ]8 ]6 b4 X' f* y+ v* _! f We expect to make a nice profit this year.! Y* n$ R6 Q8 Q. V( W+ @8 a/ d6 K
The profits have been slowly rising.
6 R! |7 D/ F! c H! L 14. reserves储备,储备金
- D* O$ f3 v' J* Q Reserves: in this sense, earnings kept back for later use.
8 ^( W! ^( w L; A2 z: h For example: Some of our earnings are held in reserve accounts.
; I2 M2 h$ H& g4 K! S3 F Their reserves are getting pretty low.
; Z6 L* Z8 C; D1 |8 \1 F: P They were lucky to have such large reserves.
# ?2 ^# m- H# x 15. savings account储蓄帐户,定期存款
; Z5 o7 ?5 @9 B, U Savings account: an account in a bank on which the depositor receives interest.: s0 U( w# P @, \3 Y
For example: I guess you has to do work savings accounts./ S5 `9 F3 S: T9 x9 M
They have a savings account with us.) m" H7 X7 P, ~& I, b
He decided to put the money in a savings account.
v+ T& A7 Y0 w9 k/ w 16. statement财务报表" T6 S0 b- I2 t& t( O4 |. t$ C. z
Statement: In this sense, an announcement of a bank s financial condition
4 |! @5 }: l0 Q5 ]; P# I6 Q% G For example: Here s copy of our last published statement.
$ e5 A. B& U! I0 }* E6 ? You have every reason to be proud of this statement.
) ?1 V+ E- u- _0 M, M# R! {8 r# y8 A Our new statement will be published next week." b9 i& o3 y3 x& \
17. stockholder股东,股票持有者
, m3 I" X d# J% @ Stockholder: a party who holds part ownership in a company.0 D: C. M `' x4 u/ p9 W H
For example: The stockholders own it.
8 y7 D, ^8 d! _3 P+ { The statement will be sent to all the stockholders.# `' F1 m x6 |: n( z6 k. N
He s one of our largest stockholders.
4 t" i: n' W% [0 r 18. surplus盈余
0 L# v. r' n" `& r& b Surplus: money owned by a company in addition to its capital.
i+ Q: J8 g4 u! o* Y+ P For example: The reserves are shown here as surplus and undivided profits.: k, Z5 h- a8 |) p" d
The surplus is now as large as the capital. They ve built up a nice surplus.! O. x( p) ^0 ~9 F' v( p
19. teller银行出纳员
: o7 r6 E) K; A# A+ o% N Teller: an employee in a bank who pays out and receives money
! l5 I8 |+ [9 S For example: The board hires them, along with the tellers.( J% g1 Q& |$ t$ B
Take this to one of the tellers windows.
+ I% x3 _; x/ f5 L& n( _; l The teller took the problem to the cashier.4 g9 e& D- _7 l; r
20. undivided profit未分配利润
. y. U, k. y0 s$ x7 ~2 q* b Undivided profits: profits not yet paid out as dividends or added to the surplus.( ~# a4 @& r! K- F, i; g
For example: The reserves are shown here as surplus and undivided profits. z% }" K# j8 Z- G
I didn t know the undivided profits were this high.
7 m, w8 ^( r- a5 ~ How much undivided profit do you have?1 d5 u: u1 ]! }
21. vice-president副行长
" y$ r" \1 w3 ~, t. y9 h Vice-president: an officer in a company who assists the president. \. w" l+ p9 i# ^4 }" W3 f
For example: The board hires the president and the vice-presidents.$ |: g; |/ v( I: E- s8 \- J
A vice-president supervises this department.$ B0 l; o! i* A
One of the vice-presidents can handle this matter. |