insider

英 [ɪn'saɪdə(r)] 美 [ɪn'saɪdər]

• n. 局内人；知情人

详尽释义

n. 名词

1. （组织或社团等）内部的人，会员
2. 知内情者，消息灵通人士
3. <美俚>（上装的）里袋，皮夹，钱夹

英英释义

Noun:

1. an officer of a corporation or others who have access to private information about the corporation's operations

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. The situation was described by one insider as "absolute chaos".
   据一名内部人士说，实情是乱作一团。
2. The insider trading undermined investors'confidence in the stock market.
   这起内线交易案动摇了投资人对股市的信心。
3. Gordon is an insider to what's happening on Wall Street.
   戈登先生是华尔街所发生的事的内幕知情者。
4. They may rule we had insider knowledge which we should have reported.
   他们可能判断出我们知道内情而没有报告。

经典引文

• Insiders cashed in on their knowledge.

  出自：Independent

• Charles..brought back an insider's tales of drunkenness..in the House of Commons.

  出自： I. McEwan

词汇搭配

• insider dealing (股市的)内部交易...
• insider trading 内幕交易
• insider baseball 内部 棒球赛...
• insider crime 内奸、内贼的犯罪行为...
• insider information 内幕消息
• insider receivable 内部应收款项...

近反义词

【反义词】

• outsider 外行