Webbro· ker· age ˈbrō-k (ə-)rij 1 : the business or establishment of a broker 2 : a broker's fee or commission Example Sentences one of the country's largest brokerages She works for a brokerage firm. Webnoun US /ˈbroʊkərɪdʒ/ Word Forms DEFINITIONS 2 1 brokerage or broking uncountable business the activities of organizing business deals for other people Synonyms and related words To do business and relating to doing business account after hours asset ... Explore Thesaurus 2 countable a company that organizes business deals for other people

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http://dictionary.education/english/dictionary/brokerages Web2 days ago · Word forms: (regular plural) brokers noun ( Finance: Investment, Stocks) A broker is a commissioned agent who buys and sells securities for investors. In a statement, the company said it hoped the SEC would identify brokers that the company believes engaged in illegal short selling of its stock. houseboy by ferdinand oyono summary

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WebBrokerage — Bro ker*age, n. 1. The business or employment of a broker. Burke. [1913 Webster] 2. The fee, reward, or commission, given or changed for transacting business as a broker. [1913 Webster] …. The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. brokerage — mid 15c., a broker s trade, from BROKER (Cf. broker). Webbroker noun Makler m The broker offered the investor a share package. Der Makler bot dem Investor ein Aktienpaket an. Broker m My friend is now working as a broker for a bank abroad. Mein Freund arbeitet jetzt als Broker für eine Bank im Ausland. less common: Vermittler m · Börsenmakler m · Zwischenhändler m · Börsianer m · Maklerin f · WebA broker’s commission or fee. Webster's New World Law Synonyms: securities firm brokerage firm brokerage-house stockjobbing stockjobbery stockbroking Advertisement … linn county or building department