查询词典 go for broke

As MacFarlane notes in a bonus segment about the controversial series' censorship battles, he was inspired to go for broke, thinking that the series, already juggled like a hot potato in the schedule (at one point, it aired opposite the mighty Friends ), had been cancelled.

由於麦克法兰注意到一对有争议的奖金部分系列的检查战役，他的灵感去突破，认为该系列已经颠倒就像一个烫手山芋的时间表（在一个点，它播出对面强大之友），已被取消。

Interestingly, corporate managers have no trouble understanding that point when they are focusing on a business they operate: A parent company that owns a subsidiary with superb long-term economics is not likely to sell that entity regardless of price."Why," the CEO would ask,"should I part with my crown jewel?" Yet that same CEO, when it comes to running his personal investment portfolio, will offhandedly - and even impetuously - move from business to business when presented with no more than superficial arguments by his broker for doing so. The worst of these is perhaps,"You can't go broke taking a profit." Can you imagine a CEO using this line to urge his board to sell a star subsidiary? In our view, what makes sense in business also makes sense in stocks: An investor should ordinarily hold a small piece of an outstanding business with the same tenacity that an owner would exhibit if he owned all of that business.

有趣的是企业经理人在认定何者才是自己本业时，从来就不会搞不清楚情况，母公司是不会单纯因为价格因素就将自己旗下最优秀的子公司给卖掉，公司总裁一定会问，为什么要把我皇冠上的珠宝给变卖掉，不过当场景转换到其个人的投资组合时，他却又会毫不犹豫地，甚至是情急地从这家公司换到另一家公司，靠的不过是股票经纪人肤浅的几句话语，其中最烂的一句当属，你不会因为获利而破产，你能想象要是一家公司的总裁用类似的方式建议董事会将最有潜力的子公司给卖掉时，就我个人的观点，适用于企业经营的原则也同样适用于股票投资，投资人在持有一家公司的股票所展现的韧性应当与一家公司的老板持有公司全部的股权一样。

Interestingly, corporate managers have no trouble understanding that point when they are focusing on a business they operate: A parent company that owns a subsidiary with superb long-term economics is not likely to sell that entity regardless of price."Why," the CEO would ask,"should I part with my crown jewel?" Yet that same CEO, when it comes to running his personal investment portfolio, will offhandedly - and even impetuously - move from business to business when presented with no more than superficial arguments by his broker for doing so. The worst of these is perhaps,"You can't go broke taking a profit." Can you imagine a CEO using this line to urge his board to sell a star subsidiary?

Nor was the party over in 1938 for an investor： Though the $40 invested in 1919 in one share had turned into $3，277 by the end of 1938， a fresh $40 then invested in Coca-Cola 16 有趣的是企业经理人在认定何者才是自己本业时，从来就不会搞不清楚情况，母公司是不会单纯因为价格因素就将自己旗下最优秀的子公司给卖掉，公司总裁一定会问，为什么要把我皇冠上的珠宝给变卖掉，不过当场景转换到其个人的投资组合时，他却又会毫不犹豫地，甚至是情急地从这家公司换到另一家公司，靠的不过是股票经纪人肤浅的几句话语，其中最烂的一句当属，你不会因为获利而破产，你能想象要是一家公司的总裁用类似的方式建议董事会将最有潜力的子公司给卖掉时，就我个人的观点，适用于企业经营的原则也同样适用于股票投资，投资人在持有一家公司的股票所展现的韧性应当与一家公司的老板持有公司全部的股权一样。

My friend broke into another peal of laughter:"But where do you think he would go?"

我的朋友又爆笑起来："但是你说它会去那里呢？"

" My friend broke into another peal of laughter:"But where do you think he would go?

我的小朋友听了又是一阵大笑：「你想会跑到什么地方呢？

You can go broke taking a profit.

如果有了利润就去兑现，你也有可能破产。

Of Wall Street maxims the most foolish may be "You can't GO broke taking a profit."

在华尔街名言中，最可笑的莫过于是「赚钱的人是不会破产的

There is an old saying,"You never go broke taking a small profit."

这样做是没有错，不过很多时候，变成因小失大。

Of Wall Street maxim s the most foolish may be "You can't go broke taking a profit."

在华尔街名言中，最可笑的莫过于是「赚钱的人是不会破产的

Be patient. The old adage that "you never go broke taking a profit" is

要有耐心。那条老的格言：见好就收，是最没有价值的忠告。

We are in a good position to meet your requirements.

我们完全可以满足你方的需求。

We are all pervade d with a sense of disaster.

我们普遍有大祸降临的感觉。