insider

名词知情人; 了解内幕的人

形容词inside

名词outsider

1. 内幕人士：现时预计中煤可能在 3 月 20 日公布业绩,假若此日期无误,则相信内幕人士( Insider )在短期内不会再度增持中煤. 现时预计中煤可能在 3 月 20 日公布业绩,假若此日期无误,则相信内幕人士( Insider )在短期内不会再度增持中煤.

1. 知情人;了解内幕者;消息灵通人士
    An insider is someone who is involved in a situation and who knows more about it than other people.

    e.g. An insider said, 'Katharine has told friends it is time to end her career.'
           一位知情人说：“凯瑟琳已告诉朋友准备结束她的事业”。
    e.g. German banks have more insider knowledge than most.
           德国银行与大多数银行相比知晓更多的内部消息。

1. insider

1. An insider said Kang is accused of appropriating public money to buy stocks and interfering in the bidding results for nuclear power projects.

2. insider在线翻译

2. So I guess that's an outsider by process and insider by result, maybe.

3. " Everyone is determined to keep Cam and Jess far apart, " said an insider.

4. Another insider noted that the cost of capital for different banks has led to the different discount rates.

5. One insider said the distribution of cash dividends should be used as an important way to repay investors.

6. He is hardly the only tech industry insider cashing in to minimize his financial risk in case the value of private companies starts heading down.

7. An insider has rejected claims that the attacks were the result of gambling or a soured love affair.

8. But sometimes it is hard to define whether it is insider trading due to a lack of clear evidence.

9. BEIJING - New ways are needed to attract capable volunteers and provide adequate training, an insider from the national search and rescue team said on Sunday.

10. It also recommends China develop an institutional investor base and codify civil liabilities for insider trading and other fraudulent activities.

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