broker

• 在买卖双方之间充当中介的个人或公司，通常见于金融市场、房地产或保险领域，通过撮合交易收取佣金或费用。

A person or company that acts as an intermediary between buyers and sellers, typically in financial markets, real estate, or insurance, arranging transactions for a commission or fee.

1. Financial agentB2formalbusiness

   A person or firm that arranges transactions between a buyer and a seller for a commission.

   金融代理人

   • The broker helped them invest in the stock market.
   • She works as a real estate broker in the city.
   • He contacted a broker to sell his shares.

   同义词agentdealerfactorintermediarymiddlemannegotiatorrepresentativestockbroker

2. B2formalbusiness

   A person who acts as an intermediary in negotiations or deals.

   经纪人

   • The broker negotiated the terms of the contract.
   • They hired a broker to find a buyer for their company.
   • A good broker can save you time and money.

   同义词agentfacilitatorgo-betweenintermediaryliaisonmediatormiddlemannegotiatorrepresentative

   反义词partyprincipal

• 动词，指作为中间人为双方安排、协商或促成交易、协议或和解。

A verb used to indicate the act of arranging or negotiating a deal, agreement, or settlement between parties.

1. Arrange a dealB2formalbusiness

   To act as an intermediary in negotiating and arranging a business deal or agreement.

   充当经纪人

   • The diplomat brokered a peace agreement between the two countries.
   • She brokered a deal between the two companies.
   • They brokered a ceasefire after months of negotiations.

   同义词arbitratearrangefacilitateintercedeintermediatemediatenegotiate

2. Facilitate a transactionB2formalbusiness

   To arrange or facilitate a financial transaction, such as the sale of stocks, property, or goods.

   充当经纪人

   • The agent brokered the sale of the historic mansion.
   • He brokered a trade agreement between the two firms.
   • They brokered a merger that changed the industry.

   同义词arbitratearrangefacilitateintermediatemediatenegotiate

   反义词blockimpedeobstructprevent