middlemen

英 [ˈmɪd(ə)lˌmæn]

美 [ˈmɪdəlˌmɛn]

n.  中间商; 经销商; 经纪人; 中间人; 掮客
middleman的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 经纪人;中间商；经销商
  Amiddlemanis a person or company which buys things from the people who produce them and sells them to the people who want to buy them.
  1. Why don't they cut out the middleman and let us do it ourselves?
     他们为什么不甩开中间商，让我们自己干呢？
• N-COUNT 中间人;掮客；调解人
  Amiddlemanis a person who helps in negotiations between people who are unwilling to meet each other directly.
  1. The two sides would only meet indirectly, through middlemen.
     双方只会通过中间人间接接触。

双语例句

• They are "clocking": they work for a set number of hours as middlemen for big-time drug dealers.
  他们是做计时买卖的：作为中间人为大毒品贩子工作几小时。
• The investment banks act as more than middlemen; they may also co-invest.
  投资银行不仅仅承担中间商的角色，他们有可能参与投资。
• Some said they already had American clients who hired them through middlemen.
  有人说，已经有一些美国客户通过中间商雇用了他们。
• If importing middlemen aren't cautious, they can get a raw deal.
  进口商居中媒介如果不注意，得到的可能不是一笔公平的交易。
• Still, factories here often have to pay middlemen and vocational schools to find migrant labor.
  即便如此，工厂仍然得常常付钱给中介和职业学校来招募外来劳力。
• Warehouse clubs buy directly from manufactures, eliminating~ s and wholesale middlemen.
  仓储协会直接从厂家购货，免除了批发商等中介环节。
• How much reward should banks receive for acting as middlemen?
  担任中间人的银行应当获得多少报酬？
• Under no circumstance will the middlemen buy the goods on their own account.
  在任何情况下，中间商也不会自负盈亏购买商品。
• Middlemen were regarded as bad in Japan, but they were somehow overlooked in America's financial world.
  在日本，中间商被视为罪恶，而在美国的金融界，却不知为何被忽视了。
• The Internet allows direct access to information, products, and services, which cuts out middlemen and causes economic deflation.
  在英特网上可以直接得到信息，产品和服务，这就省掉了中间商，还会引起经济萎缩。