?IPO是Initial Public Offering的縮寫，意為首次公開募股。

用法：

IPO通常指的是一家公司將其股票首次在證券交易所公開發(fā)行，從而使其股票可以被公眾購買和交易。這是一種常見的融資方式，可以幫助公司籌集資金來支持其業(yè)務發(fā)展。

例句：

1. The company's IPO was highly anticipated by investors, and the stock price soared on its first day of trading.

這家公司的IPO備受投資者期待，股價在上市首日大幅上漲。

2. The IPO was oversubscribed, with many investors eager to get a piece of the company's potential success.

這次IPO申購倍數(shù)超過預期，許多投資者都渴望分得這家公司潛在的成功。

3. The company's IPO was delayed due to market volatility, but eventually it was able to go public at a higher valuation.

由于市場波動，該公司的IPO被推遲了，但最終它能夠以更高的估值上市。

4. Many startups choose to go public through an IPO in order to raise capital for expansion and growth.

許多初創(chuàng)企業(yè)選擇通過IPO上市來籌集資金用于擴張和發(fā)展。

5. Some experts believe that the recent trend of direct listings may eventually replace traditional IPOs as a way for companies to go public.

一些專家認為最近直接上市的趨勢可能最終取代傳統(tǒng)的IPO成為公司上市的方式。

同義詞及用法：

1. Public Offering：公開發(fā)行，也可以用來指公司發(fā)行股票給公眾購買。

2. Stock Market Debut：股票市場首次亮相，指公司股票首次在證券交易所上市交易。

3. Listing：上市，指公司股票正式在證券交易所掛牌交易。

4. Going Public：上市，指公司股票從私有變?yōu)楣娝校⒃谧C券交易所進行交易。

5. Floatation：上市，也可以用來指公司發(fā)行股票并將其列入證券交易所。