go public

英 [ɡəʊ ˈpʌblɪk]

美 [ɡoʊ ˈpʌblɪk]

上市; 公开出售股份

BEC法律

双语例句

• There is also evidence that only big companies like Google can afford to go public anymore.
  还有证据表明，只有像谷歌这样的大公司才能承担现在的上市费用。
• The reality is that companies do not need profits to go public.
  事实是企业不一定要盈利，才能上市。
• Another high-profile listing expected this year is Lending Club, the first peer-to-peer lender to go public.
  本年预计上市的另一个备受关注的公司是LendingClub，它将成为第一个上市的个人对个人（peer-to-peer，简称P2P）贷款公司。
• In this highly state-controlled capital market, private enterprises find it extremely difficult to obtain approvals to go public.
  在这个由政府高度控制的资本市场中，私人公司很难获得上市的许可。
• But I believe we have a window of opportunity now in the effort to repeal "don't ask, don't tell," and this has propelled me to go public with my experience.
  但我相信现在终于有一个可以通过努力废除“不要问，不要讲”机会的窗口并这促使我把自己的经历公之于众。
• We just don't have enough specifics to go public.
  我们还没有可以公开的具体细节。
• We also wanted to go public at the right point in our evolution, which I think this is.
  我们当然也希望能在公司发展过程的合适节点上实现上市，我认为现在就是。
• Google said it would give users more ways to stay private or go public.
  谷歌称，它将向用户提供更多的方式决定继续保持私密，还是向大家公开。
• And I can go public with my proposal.
  我可以将我的提议公布于众。
• When will you go public with this?
  你们打算何时公开此事？