fink
英 [fɪŋk]
美 [fɪŋk]
n. 讨厌鬼; 卑鄙小人
第三人称单数：finks 复数：finks 现在分词：finking 过去式：finked 过去分词：finked
BNC.30379 / COCA.29998
牛津词典
noun
- 讨厌鬼；卑鄙小人
an unpleasant person
英英释义
noun
- someone acting as an informer or decoy for the police
verb
- confess to a punishable or reprehensible deed, usually under pressure
- take the place of work of someone on strike
双语例句
- Mr Fink and rob kapito, his number two, have heard this argument before and deny suggestions that BlackRock is too big to manage.
芬克和他的副手罗布卡皮托（robkapito）曾经听说过市场中的这种观点，并反驳了认为贝莱德规模过大难以管理的说法。 - This breadth has been underpinned by Mr Fink's vast personal network that has made him one of Wall Street's most plugged-in operators.
芬克强大的人际网络也巩固了黑岩的广泛业务，这让他成为华尔街最有活力的经营者之一。 - Yet by the standards of the industry, Mr Fink retains a balanced lifestyle.
然而，从金融行业的标准来看，芬克保持着平衡的生活方式。 - Mr Fink said the turmoil in financial markets had convinced him of the need to make the gift to the business school.
芬克称，金融市场的动荡说服了他，让他认为有必要向该商学院捐款。 - And unlike many Wall Street executives, who in recent years have endured congressional grillings and government investigations, Mr Fink has had good relations with the Obama administration.
和近年来很多遭到国会质询以及政府调查的华尔街高管不同，芬克与奥巴马政府一直关系融洽。 - Fink's got the eye of the jew.
弗林的眼睛变成犹太人了。 - Although he had vaguely raised such possibilities before, in the context of the conference call the remark came as a shock to BlackRock's top executives, including founder Larry Fink.
虽然之前他也曾含糊地提到过这种可能性，但在电话会议上说出这番话依然大大震惊了贝莱德的高管，包括其创始人拉里芬克。 - China represents an investment opportunity at a time when much of the rest of the world can expect more fallout from the credit crisis, according to Larry Fink, chairman and chief executive of global fund manager BlackRock.
全球基金管理公司blackrock董事长兼首席执行官拉里芬克（larryfink）表示，在全球其它很多地区预计将遭受信贷危机更多影响之际，中国代表着一个投资机遇。 - Larry Fink, founding chief executive officer and chairman of BlackRock, always carries a thick wad of various currency notes in his pocket.
黑岩资产管理公司（BlackRock）创始人、首席执行官兼董事长拉里•芬克（LarryFink）的口袋里，总是揣着一摞厚厚的不同国家的钞票。 - A credit crisis is engulfing the US and Europe, said Mr Fink, an Anderson alumnus and UCLA graduate.
作为安德森商学院及加州大学洛杉矶分校毕业生的芬克表示：一场信贷危机正在席卷美国和欧洲。