入股

Mandarin · pinyin rù gǔ

Meanings

  1. to invest
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入
rù · enter, come in(to), join
股
gǔ · thighs, haunches, rump; share
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4–3 · ru4 gu3

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jap6 gu2

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verb

  1. (intransitive, verb-object) to purchase a stake of a company; to buy shares; to buy into a company; to become a shareholder; to invest

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