单词	vest
释义	vest /vest/ verb (Finance 金融) [intransitive, transitive] (about shares in a company, especially ones given to employees) to come to the end of an agreed period after which their owner has the right to sell them （公司的股票，尤指给予员工的股票）到期可出售◆The CEO's share option will vest/become vested after four years. 首席执行官的股票期权将在四年後到期可出售。 [intransitive] to agree to keep your shares in a company for at least a particular period of time 同意锁定持股一段时期◆Even the founder of the company had to vest as a guarantee to investors. 作为对投资者的担保，即使是公司的创始人，也必须至少持有公司股票一段时期。 ●ˈvest in sb/sth (Law 法律) to be controlled by sb/sth legally （财产、权利等）归属於，授予◆In the case of bankruptcy, the property shall vest in the trustee. 在破产的情况下，不动产归属於受托人。●ˈvest sth in sb/sth ●ˈvest sb with sth (Law 法律) (usually be vested in/with) to give sb the legal right or power to do sth 授予某人做某事的合法权利◆Overall authority is vested in the Supreme Council. 最高委员会获授至高无上的权利。◆The Supreme Council is vested with overall authority. 最高委员会获授至高无上的权利。 to make sb the legal owner of land or property 使某人成为合法的房地产所有者
随便看	overhype overinvestment overissue overlay overlend overleveraged overload overload overmanned overnight overnight overnight overoptimistic overpay overpriced overprint overproduction overreport override overridingcommission overrule overrun overrun overseas overseas

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