insider

• n. 内部的人，会员；熟悉内情者

来自inside,内部。

insider (n.)

"one in possession of special information by virtue of being within some organization," 1848, from inside + -er (1). Originally in reference to the stock markets.

1. Germany still has no insider-dealing offence in its statute books.

德国的法律条文中仍未设立内幕交易罪。

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2. German banks have more insider knowledge than most.

德国银行与大多数银行相比知晓更多的内部消息。

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3. An insider said, "Katharine has told friends it is time to end her career."

一位知情人说：“凯瑟琳已告诉朋友准备结束她的事业”。

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4. One insider who has seen the report said it was pretty jaw-dropping stuff.

一位看过此报道的内部人士说这绝对是令人震惊的爆料。

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5. The insider trading undermined investors'confidence in the stock market.

这起内线交易案动摇了投资人对股市的信心。

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