escrow是什么意思？

escrow

英['eskrəʊ] 美['eskroʊ]

• n. 由第三者保存附带条件委付盖印的契约；

例句

• However, you probably should put your rent into an " escrow " account. 但是, 你也许应该将房租向银行 “ 提存 ”.
• They had $96,000 in their escrow account. 他们的第三方保管账户中有96,000美元。
• His stake has been held in escrow since the start of the year. 从年初开始，他的股份已经交由第三方暂时保管。
• They had $96,000 in their escrow account... 他们的第三方保管账户中有96,000美元。

词组

• in escrow
  In trust as an escrow. 根据协议由第三者暂为保管

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

• N-UNCOUNT
  暂交第三者保管的金钱（或资产）
  Escrow is money or property which is given to someone, but which is kept by another person until the first person has done a particular thing or met particular requirements.
  例句
  They had $96,000 in their escrow account... 他们的第三方保管账户中有96,000美元。 His stake has been held in escrow since the start of the year. 从年初开始，他的股份已经交由第三方暂时保管。

英英词典释义

• Noun
  1. a written agreement (or property or money) delivered to a third party or put in trust by one party to a contract to be returned after fulfillment of some condition

行业词典

• 法律： 等待条件完成的契约；