go-betweens

英 [ɡəʊ bɪˈtwiːnz]

美 [ɡoʊ bɪˈtwinz]

n.  中间人
go-between的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 中间人；掮客；媒人
  Ago-betweenis a person who takes messages between people who are unable or unwilling to meet each other.
  1. He will act as a go-between to try and work out an agenda.
     他将从中斡旋，以尽力制订出一个日程表。

双语例句

• The stock market needs to move closer to simpler times by cutting the number of go-betweens dividing investor and company, a government-sponsored review into equities will say today.
  一项由英国政府资助的股市评估今日将表示，股市需要走向更为简单的时代，办法是减少分隔开投资者和企业的中介。
• In some countries marriages are arranged by go-betweens.
  在有些国家，缔结婚姻要靠媒妁之言。
• The author thinks that traditional wholesalers can extend to retailing and publishing or transform to service go-betweens;
  本文认为，传统的批发商可向零售、出版环节扩张渗透，或者向服务中间商转型；
• For you and Julia karlovna to act as go-betweens?
  要你和朱丽叶扮演中间人？
• If these go-betweens offer a person safety and comfort before and after testifying, in a place where daily life is hard and dangerous, that can be irresistible.
  如果这些中介人向某人保证提供作证前后的安全与舒适的生活，这对每日生活在艰难困苦与危险中的人来说是不可抗拒的诱惑。
• In the past few months, officials have also expanded their inquiries to hedge funds that place big bets on movements in those rates and the interdealer brokers that serve as go-betweens with the banks, according to people familiar with the probe.
  知情人士称，过去几个月，监管官员还把调查范围扩大到了大举押注上述利率变动的对冲基金以及充当银行中间人的交易商间经纪商。