Definition of delist in English:

delist

verb diːˈlɪstdēˈlist

[with object]

1Remove from a list or category.
a listed barn at Bulmer had to be delisted after conversion
Example sentencesExamples
- A small number of farmers have been delisted as Fair Trade growers as a result of the monitoring activities of their peers and the Certification Officer, usually because of herbicide use.
- The site also contains a list of threatened and endangered species that have approved recovery plans and a list of species that have been delisted or reclassified.
- Species can be reclassified (moved from list to list) or delisted (removed from the lists entirely.)
1. 1.1 Remove (a security) from the official register of a stock exchange.
  the stock collapsed and was delisted
  Example sentencesExamples
  As companies falter, their stocks are delisted, cutting NASDAQ's fee revenue.
  The driving factor for the split was actually the specter of being delisted.
  And the distillery, soon to be delisted for other reasons, produced strong results before falling into the maw of the Parisians.
  By the end of the week, its shares may be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange.
  Instead, it is largely being used to service the £80m debt racked up by the holding company that he used to delist the store in 2003.
  Exits were almost all due to merger or acquisition or delisting rather than bankruptcy.
  I also counsel clients with respect to securities regulatory issues, including listing and delisting on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
  His company's stock has been trading for less than $1 since January 2002 and was delisted by the NASDAQ stock exchange later that year.
  Prosecutors said he feared the consequences of getting delisted and wanted to sell the company's stocks last year, but didn't want to take losses because the price was low.
  The company's shares have since been delisted and the merger was declared unconditional in April.
  Well, you better swot up quickly or you could be fined, become uninsurable or be delisted from a stock exchange.
  A major shareholder had indicated he would not support the move, but subsequently sold his shareholding allowing the delisting to go ahead.
  The delisted company has defaulted on its pricey bonds and filed for protection under Chapter 11, becoming one of the largest high-tech bankruptcies ever.
  The cost-cutting move comes on the same day as the company revealed that NASDAQ intends to delist its stock for falling below the minimum bid price of $1 a share.
  At the time of its application for exemption from filing requirements, their shares had been delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange and were no longer trading.
  Last month, the New York Stock Exchange delisted the company.
  Shares in the nuclear power generator tumbled 37% to 15p after it said it had applied to delist its shares to thwart shareholders from blocking its restructuring plans.
  The liquidators will not ask for delisting until there is no hope of a buy-out.
  Shares valued at under $1 for more than one month are automatically delisted from the Nasdaq.
  The sell off followed the release of a plan to delist stocks that fell to 50 cents or below for 30 consecutive days.
2. 1.2 Remove (a product) from the list of those sold by a particular retailer.
  stores may delist products or their manufacturers decline to supply their usual outlets
  Example sentencesExamples
  This can only work if one channel member is in a highly dominant position, for example, when a supermarket threatens to delist a particular product line from its shelves.
  Half said the industry feared retribution, such as delisting by the supermarket and loss of business.
  In future, it will delist a number of products and simplify its range.
  Supermarkets used branded manufacturers as a source of new products which they then copied and sold at cheaper prices resulting in the delisting of the original product.

Definition of delist in US English:

delist

verbdēˈlist

[with object]

1Remove from a list or category.
Example sentencesExamples
- The site also contains a list of threatened and endangered species that have approved recovery plans and a list of species that have been delisted or reclassified.
- Species can be reclassified (moved from list to list) or delisted (removed from the lists entirely.)
- A small number of farmers have been delisted as Fair Trade growers as a result of the monitoring activities of their peers and the Certification Officer, usually because of herbicide use.
1. 1.1 Remove (a security) from the official register of a stock exchange.
  the stock collapsed and was delisted
  Example sentencesExamples
  I also counsel clients with respect to securities regulatory issues, including listing and delisting on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
  The liquidators will not ask for delisting until there is no hope of a buy-out.
  The sell off followed the release of a plan to delist stocks that fell to 50 cents or below for 30 consecutive days.
  As companies falter, their stocks are delisted, cutting NASDAQ's fee revenue.
  Prosecutors said he feared the consequences of getting delisted and wanted to sell the company's stocks last year, but didn't want to take losses because the price was low.
  Well, you better swot up quickly or you could be fined, become uninsurable or be delisted from a stock exchange.
  Exits were almost all due to merger or acquisition or delisting rather than bankruptcy.
  A major shareholder had indicated he would not support the move, but subsequently sold his shareholding allowing the delisting to go ahead.
  The cost-cutting move comes on the same day as the company revealed that NASDAQ intends to delist its stock for falling below the minimum bid price of $1 a share.
  And the distillery, soon to be delisted for other reasons, produced strong results before falling into the maw of the Parisians.
  His company's stock has been trading for less than $1 since January 2002 and was delisted by the NASDAQ stock exchange later that year.
  The driving factor for the split was actually the specter of being delisted.
  At the time of its application for exemption from filing requirements, their shares had been delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange and were no longer trading.
  Shares valued at under $1 for more than one month are automatically delisted from the Nasdaq.
  By the end of the week, its shares may be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange.
  Instead, it is largely being used to service the £80m debt racked up by the holding company that he used to delist the store in 2003.
  The company's shares have since been delisted and the merger was declared unconditional in April.
  Last month, the New York Stock Exchange delisted the company.
  Shares in the nuclear power generator tumbled 37% to 15p after it said it had applied to delist its shares to thwart shareholders from blocking its restructuring plans.
  The delisted company has defaulted on its pricey bonds and filed for protection under Chapter 11, becoming one of the largest high-tech bankruptcies ever.
2. 1.2 Remove (a product) from the list of those sold by a particular retailer.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In future, it will delist a number of products and simplify its range.
  Supermarkets used branded manufacturers as a source of new products which they then copied and sold at cheaper prices resulting in the delisting of the original product.
  This can only work if one channel member is in a highly dominant position, for example, when a supermarket threatens to delist a particular product line from its shelves.
  Half said the industry feared retribution, such as delisting by the supermarket and loss of business.

单词	delist
释义	Definition of delist in English: delist verb diːˈlɪstdēˈlist [with object] 1Remove from a list or category. a listed barn at Bulmer had to be delisted after conversion Example sentencesExamples A small number of farmers have been delisted as Fair Trade growers as a result of the monitoring activities of their peers and the Certification Officer, usually because of herbicide use. The site also contains a list of threatened and endangered species that have approved recovery plans and a list of species that have been delisted or reclassified. Species can be reclassified (moved from list to list) or delisted (removed from the lists entirely.) 1.1 Remove (a security) from the official register of a stock exchange. the stock collapsed and was delisted Example sentencesExamples As companies falter, their stocks are delisted, cutting NASDAQ's fee revenue. The driving factor for the split was actually the specter of being delisted. And the distillery, soon to be delisted for other reasons, produced strong results before falling into the maw of the Parisians. By the end of the week, its shares may be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange. Instead, it is largely being used to service the £80m debt racked up by the holding company that he used to delist the store in 2003. Exits were almost all due to merger or acquisition or delisting rather than bankruptcy. I also counsel clients with respect to securities regulatory issues, including listing and delisting on the Nasdaq Stock Market. His company's stock has been trading for less than $1 since January 2002 and was delisted by the NASDAQ stock exchange later that year. Prosecutors said he feared the consequences of getting delisted and wanted to sell the company's stocks last year, but didn't want to take losses because the price was low. The company's shares have since been delisted and the merger was declared unconditional in April. Well, you better swot up quickly or you could be fined, become uninsurable or be delisted from a stock exchange. A major shareholder had indicated he would not support the move, but subsequently sold his shareholding allowing the delisting to go ahead. The delisted company has defaulted on its pricey bonds and filed for protection under Chapter 11, becoming one of the largest high-tech bankruptcies ever. The cost-cutting move comes on the same day as the company revealed that NASDAQ intends to delist its stock for falling below the minimum bid price of $1 a share. At the time of its application for exemption from filing requirements, their shares had been delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange and were no longer trading. Last month, the New York Stock Exchange delisted the company. Shares in the nuclear power generator tumbled 37% to 15p after it said it had applied to delist its shares to thwart shareholders from blocking its restructuring plans. The liquidators will not ask for delisting until there is no hope of a buy-out. Shares valued at under $1 for more than one month are automatically delisted from the Nasdaq. The sell off followed the release of a plan to delist stocks that fell to 50 cents or below for 30 consecutive days. 1.2 Remove (a product) from the list of those sold by a particular retailer. stores may delist products or their manufacturers decline to supply their usual outlets Example sentencesExamples This can only work if one channel member is in a highly dominant position, for example, when a supermarket threatens to delist a particular product line from its shelves. Half said the industry feared retribution, such as delisting by the supermarket and loss of business. In future, it will delist a number of products and simplify its range. Supermarkets used branded manufacturers as a source of new products which they then copied and sold at cheaper prices resulting in the delisting of the original product. Definition of delist in US English: delist verbdēˈlist [with object] 1Remove from a list or category. Example sentencesExamples The site also contains a list of threatened and endangered species that have approved recovery plans and a list of species that have been delisted or reclassified. Species can be reclassified (moved from list to list) or delisted (removed from the lists entirely.) A small number of farmers have been delisted as Fair Trade growers as a result of the monitoring activities of their peers and the Certification Officer, usually because of herbicide use. 1.1 Remove (a security) from the official register of a stock exchange. the stock collapsed and was delisted Example sentencesExamples I also counsel clients with respect to securities regulatory issues, including listing and delisting on the Nasdaq Stock Market. The liquidators will not ask for delisting until there is no hope of a buy-out. The sell off followed the release of a plan to delist stocks that fell to 50 cents or below for 30 consecutive days. As companies falter, their stocks are delisted, cutting NASDAQ's fee revenue. Prosecutors said he feared the consequences of getting delisted and wanted to sell the company's stocks last year, but didn't want to take losses because the price was low. Well, you better swot up quickly or you could be fined, become uninsurable or be delisted from a stock exchange. Exits were almost all due to merger or acquisition or delisting rather than bankruptcy. A major shareholder had indicated he would not support the move, but subsequently sold his shareholding allowing the delisting to go ahead. The cost-cutting move comes on the same day as the company revealed that NASDAQ intends to delist its stock for falling below the minimum bid price of $1 a share. And the distillery, soon to be delisted for other reasons, produced strong results before falling into the maw of the Parisians. His company's stock has been trading for less than $1 since January 2002 and was delisted by the NASDAQ stock exchange later that year. The driving factor for the split was actually the specter of being delisted. At the time of its application for exemption from filing requirements, their shares had been delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange and were no longer trading. Shares valued at under $1 for more than one month are automatically delisted from the Nasdaq. By the end of the week, its shares may be delisted from the Nasdaq stock exchange. Instead, it is largely being used to service the £80m debt racked up by the holding company that he used to delist the store in 2003. The company's shares have since been delisted and the merger was declared unconditional in April. Last month, the New York Stock Exchange delisted the company. Shares in the nuclear power generator tumbled 37% to 15p after it said it had applied to delist its shares to thwart shareholders from blocking its restructuring plans. The delisted company has defaulted on its pricey bonds and filed for protection under Chapter 11, becoming one of the largest high-tech bankruptcies ever. 1.2 Remove (a product) from the list of those sold by a particular retailer. Example sentencesExamples In future, it will delist a number of products and simplify its range. Supermarkets used branded manufacturers as a source of new products which they then copied and sold at cheaper prices resulting in the delisting of the original product. This can only work if one channel member is in a highly dominant position, for example, when a supermarket threatens to delist a particular product line from its shelves. Half said the industry feared retribution, such as delisting by the supermarket and loss of business.
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