Wall Street

英 [ˈwɔːl striːt]

美 [ˈwɔːl striːt]

n.  华尔街(美国纽约金融中心和证券交易所所在地)

经济

牛津词典

noun

• 华尔街（美国纽约金融中心和证券交易所所在地）
  the US financial centre and stock exchange in New York City (used to refer to the business that is done there)
  1. Share prices fell on Wall Street today.
     今日纽约证券交易所的股价下跌。
  2. Wall Street responded quickly to the news.
     华尔街对这一消息反应迅速。

柯林斯词典

• N-PROPER 华尔街(纽约股票交易所和多家大银行所在地);（常指美国）金融业，金融界
  Wall Streetis a street in New York where the Stock Exchange and important banks are.Wall Streetis often used to refer to the financial business carried out there and to the people who work there.
  1. On Wall Street, stocks closed at their second highest level today...
     华尔街股市以今天的第二高点收盘。
  2. Wall Street seems to be ignoring other indications that consumers are spending less.
     华尔街似乎忽略了消费者花销正在减少的其他一些征兆。

双语例句

• Which was finally reversed last week, to Wall Street cheers.
  好在上周惠普改变了主意，终于让华尔街欢呼雀跃了一回。
• When he asked questions, the answers came back in Wall Street gobbledygook.
  他但凡提出疑问，得到的回答全是华尔街的官样文章。
• I mean, we're talking about a wall street guy.
  我是说，我们在谈一个在华尔街工作的家伙。
• Wall Street was rocked by the news and shares fell 4.3 per cent by the end of trading.
  这则消息震惊了整个华尔街，股票在交易日结束时下跌了4.3%。
• Wall Street firms and TV stations.
  华尔街和电视台工作。
• This is why I love working on Wall Street.
  这也是我喜欢在华尔街工作的原因。
• No wonder investors feel cheated by Wall Street's casinos.
  难怪投资者觉得被华尔街的赌场骗了。
• The little small-town banks were traditionally very frightened that Wall Street would come to dominate the whole country
  偏狭守旧的小银行通常都很害怕华尔街会控制整个国家。
• IBM is considered the bellwether stock on Wall Street.
  国际商用机器公司的股票行情被视为华尔街股市的风向标。
• Wall Street analysts have been highly critical of the company's seeming inability to control costs
  华尔街的分析家们对该公司似乎无力控制成本一事一直都严厉指责。