1.I told you about the one with the stock company.

我跟你讲过股票公的情况。

2.Warner Brothers, she said, was run as a stock company, and they already had one great dramatic actress, her friend Bette Davis.

她，华纳兄弟是一家股份公，他们已经有了一位伟大的女演员，她的朋友贝蒂·戴维斯。

3.In exchange for seven years of work the puritans persuaded a London stock company to finance their journey to the New World.

清服一所伦敦证券公，以七年工龄换来了他们去新世旅行的资助。

4.But by the 17th century, merchants in the Netherlands and in Britain had expanded upon this idea to create joint stock companies.

但到了 17 世纪，荷兰和英国的商人已经扩展了这个想法， 创建了股份公。机翻

5.In the early 18th century they began operating the library like, “… joint stock companies whose members agreed to pool resources for their mutual benefit.”

在18世纪早期，他们开始以“… … 股份公，其成员同意共享资以实现互利”的方式经营图书馆。

6.When you " buy stock" in a company or when you " buy a company's stock, " you are buying a certain percentage of that company.

当您“购买一家公的股票”或“购买一家公的股票”时，您购买的是该公一定比例的股份。机翻

7.It is a kind of negotiable securities issued by the joint stock company to various shareholders for the purpose of raising funds as the ownership certificate and obtaining dividends and bonuses.

是股份公为筹集资金而发行给各个股东作为持股凭证并借以取行股息和红利的一种有价证券。

8.In many manufacturing lines, the joint stock company had become the prevailing organization, but even in these fields the element that so characterizes our own age, that of combination, was exerting practically no influence.

在许多生产线中， 股份公已成为占主导地位的组织， 但即使在这些领域中， 我们这个时代的特征要素， 即联合要素， 实际上也没有发挥任何影响。机翻