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单词 scalper
释义
scalper
noun[C]
USinformal
uk
/ˈskæl.pər/us
/ˈskæl.pɚ/
(UKtout)
someone whobuysthings, such astheatretickets, at theusualpricesand thensellsthem, when they aredifficultto get, at muchhigherprices:
倒卖（戏票等）的人
A scalperofferedme a $20ticketfor theconcertfor $90.有个黄牛可以卖给我一张音乐会的票，票值为20美元，他要价90美元。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
People who sell things
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(Definition ofscalperfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

scalper| American Dictionary

scalper
noun[C]
us
/ˈskæl·pər/
apersonwhosellsticketsatincreasedpriceswithoutofficialpermission:
Wetriedto gettickets, but the scalperswanted$150perticket.
(Definition ofscalperfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

scalper| Business English

scalper
noun[C]
informal
uk
/ˈskælpər/us
COMMERCEUS
someone whobuysthings, such astheatretickets, at theusualpriceand thensellsthem when they aredifficultto get at muchhigherprices:
Whathappensto thepeoplecaughtbuyingticketsfrom a scalper?
Compare
ticket tout
FINANCE
someone whobuyssmallquantitiesofshares,bonds, etc. and thensellsthemquicklyinorderto make asmallprofit
(Definition ofscalperfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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As an extra precaution against touts (scalpers), purchasers had to pre-register, including submission of a passport photo which was security printed into the ticket.
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Despite scalpers selling tickets at 1000 lire, crowds queued in line for hours to see an immoral movie before the censors banned it.
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In this process thescalpermight also take hundreds of small losses during the same time period.
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The volume a market maker trades are many times more than the average individual scalpers.
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Scalpers sell tickets for high rates because there is more demand for tickets at the low sales price than available tickets.
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During this tour the band set a cap on ticket prices in the attempt to thwart scalpers.
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Reduced commissions are considered a must for scalpers that trade significant volume on a daily basis.
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Additionally, while scalpers hardly existed in 1956, by 1963 they regularly received $25 for a $5 ticket.
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Scalpers were selling tickets for seats on the train at even higher prices.
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By 1997, ticket scalping was a persistent problem, with scalpers getting from $5 to $50 a throw.
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Public anticipation of their match was immense, resulting in highscalperticket prices.
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Other scalpers like to trade in less liquid markets, which typically have significantly larger bid-ask spreads.
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When scalpers wait until the final days before an event to resell tickets, it is sometimes called a scalp seeding.
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Wandering among ticket scalpers, he tries to haggle but ends up paying an exorbitant price to finally gain entry.
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Because of the worsening nature of the problem, the government has issued many warnings and began various campaigns to crack down on the scalpers.
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