broker
- noun
- /ˈbroʊkər/
- And then in New York City I met this stock broker who actually proposed to me on the third date.
- brokers facilitate deals
- brokers and representatives
- a ship broker
So what if now I'm the broker for this mug?
- So what if now I'm the broker for this mug?
- Someone is selling, he's, he's borrowing shares from a broker and selling them.
- And we will literally see hundreds of discount brokers think, think Uber for buying a house.
- And that guy, the article said, is suing his broker for not adequately disclosing the risks.
- They send They send over the broker a a payoff.
- So I flew down with a a broker from San Antonio, TX.
- I think most of the brokers wouldn't touch him.
- I've been licensed salesperson, licensed brokers in many states over the years.
- So, you know, BPO stands for broker price opinion.
- My mate got me up into the broker team, going to stay with him tomorrow.
Examples
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Great way to be a mortgage broker, help people do loans.
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Before investing in stocks, he consulted with a knowledgeable broker for advice.
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Maybe I should be an art broker instead.
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I can get faster results than that real estate broker.
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Well, I'm a real estate broker now.
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"I'd better go call the real estate broker and put the house on the market."
Fiction book (1991) -
There were numerous advantages to engaging the Salon as the broker of decorative painting.
Academic text (1993) -
I'm sitting here talking to Evelyn Isaacs... Manhattan's most exclusive real estate broker.
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I can get faster results than that broker who specializes in commercial properties.
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She called her broker to discuss the best options for selling her assets.
Synonyms
A person who helps and represents someone in business, legal, or official matters
A person who helps people sell, rent or manage homes
A person who buys and sells company shares for clients
A person or company that sells goods for others for a fee
A person licensed to help people sell, buy or rent houses
A person or company that helps you buy insurance from different companies
A person or company that buys and sells stocks and bonds for clients and trades for itself
A person or company who finds buyers for someone and gets a fee
A person who helps people buy, sell, or rent homes
A broker who arranges trades between dealers in financial markets
A person who arranges for ships to carry cargo or for owners to rent their ships
A person who manages a client's account at a company like an advertising agency
Idioms
Compounds
- Literature
A person who controls votes and support to influence political and business decisions
- Specialized
A person or company that buys and sells stocks and bonds for clients and trades for itself
A person who manages a client's account at a company like an advertising agency
- Specialized
A person who arranges for ships to carry cargo or for owners to rent their ships
How Skilled
- Jargon
- Jargon
Surface Forms
Etymology
Broker comes from an old French term meaning 'small trader' or 'seller', so a broker is like a middleman who buys and sells for other people and earns a commission.