clearing-house

基本解釋

The board of LcH.Clearnet agreed to a €500m ($680m) offer by the London Stock Exchange for a majority stake in the clearing-house.
倫敦結(jié)算所董事會同意了倫敦証券交易所給出的對其多數(shù)股權(quán)達(dá)5億歐元（約郃6.8億美元）的出價。
The state has set up an insurance clearing-house with subsidised products in the hope of reining in health-cost inflation, but costs look set to soar again this year.
麻省設(shè)立了一個保險結(jié)算中心提供一些政府補(bǔ)助的保險産品，希望通過這項擧措來拉低保險價格，不過目前看來，今年之內(nèi)保險價格將重新上漲。
The purpose of that function is to serve as a clearing-house for cost reduction ideas.
其職能旨在降低成本的各種意見方麪起交換所的作用。

By 2002, it promises to put into operation an automated clearing-house to which all banks can link up easily.
ECONOMIST: Jeux avec frontières
Clearnet, a swaps clearing-house, is part of an industry-wide dash to grab some of the action (see article).
ECONOMIST: The risk in clearing-houses
But it makes the impact of a clearing-house itself going down much worse.
ECONOMIST: The risk in clearing-houses

clearing -house for trade information 貿(mào)易情報交換所;貿(mào)易票據(jù)交換所;貿(mào)易票據(jù)交換所英語
Information clearing -house 信息交流中心;信息交換中央
biosafety clearing -house 生物安全信息交換機(jī)制;生物安全信息交換中心
National Guideline Clearing -house 國立指南庫;美國國立指南庫
to pass through a clearing -house 交換清帳通過票據(jù)交換所傳遞

If an organization acts as a clearinghouse, it collects, sorts, and distributes specialized information.
A clearinghouse is a central bank which deals with all business among the banks that use its services.