acquirer
/əˈkwaɪ.rər/ (bre, ipa) · /əˈkwaɪr.ɚ/ (ame, ipa) · /ə-ˈkwī(-ə)r-ər/ (ame, mw)
acquirer — 名詞
- acquirersingular
- acquirersplural
1. a business or investment group that buys another company in order to control it
收購方
買下另一公司的企業
a business or investment group that buys another company in order to control it or profit from the deal
Talia's software firm became the acquirer after weeks of private talks.
Talia 的軟體公司在數週私下談判後成了收購方。
become the acquirer in an M&A deal
The newspaper named William's group as the acquirer of the regional bank.
報紙點名 William 的集團是那家區域銀行的收購方。
acquirer of + target company
Investors worried that the acquirer would cut staff after the merger.
投資人擔心收購方會在合併後裁員。
Kemi's company acted as the acquirer in the cross-border deal.
Kemi 的公司在這筆跨國交易中擔任收購方。
- target company
the business being bought rather than the one making the purchase
文法句型
acquirer of + [company/bank]
be the acquirer in + [deal]
用法筆記
Usually appears in merger, takeover, and financial reporting. The thing acquired is normally another company, a bank, or a business unit. Distinguish from sense 2, which can refer more generally to a person who comes to own something.
常見錯誤
2. someone who comes to own something, especially after buying it, winning it, or r
取得者
取得某項財物的人
someone who comes to own something, especially after buying it, winning it, or receiving legal rights to it
Anna was the lucky acquirer of the painting at Sunday's charity sale.
Anna 是週日慈善拍賣會上那幅畫的幸運取得者。
acquirer of + object at an auction or sale
After months of bidding, Cyrus became the acquirer of the old cinema.
經過數月競標後,Cyrus 成了那家老戲院的取得者。
The museum thanked Reema, the acquirer of several rare maps, for donating them.
博物館感謝 Reema 取得多張珍稀地圖後又把它們捐出。
Lara was listed as the acquirer of the bicycle in court records.
Lara 在法院紀錄中被列為那輛腳踏車的取得者。
文法句型
acquirer of + [asset/property]
be listed as the acquirer of + [item]
用法筆記
Most common in legal, auction, and other formal records, not in everyday conversation. In ordinary speech, English usually prefers a more specific word such as buyer, owner, collector, or recipient, depending on how the thing was obtained.