Pronunciation: /ˈbroʊkər/
noun a person who buys and sells goods or assets for others
A1 My broker helped me buy my first house.
A2 The broker recommended a good investment opportunity.
B1 The broker negotiated the terms of the contract.
B2 As a broker, he specializes in real estate transactions.
C1 The broker's expertise in the stock market is unmatched.
C2 The broker's commission is based on the value of the assets managed.
verb None
A1 She brokered a deal between two friends.
A2 The real estate agent brokered the sale of the house.
B1 The company brokered a partnership agreement with a foreign firm.
B2 He brokered a peace treaty between the two warring nations.
C1 The diplomat brokered a trade agreement between the two countries.
C2 The CEO brokered a merger between two major corporations.
adjective None
A1 He is a broker who helps people buy and sell stocks.
A2 The broker advised his client on the best investment options.
B1 The broker's expertise in real estate helped secure a great deal for the buyer.
B2 As a broker, she was responsible for negotiating contracts between two parties.
C1 The broker's reputation for honesty and integrity attracted high-profile clients.
C2 The broker's keen eye for market trends allowed him to make profitable investments for his clients.
adverb None
A1 She broker quickly ran to catch the bus.
A2 The broker dressed man walked confidently into the meeting.
B1 The team broker agreed to meet for lunch to discuss the project.
B2 He broker negotiated a better deal for his client.
C1 The experienced broker efficiently managed the stock portfolio.
C2 The skilled broker expertly navigated the complex real estate market.
pronoun None
A1 The broker helped me find a new apartment.
A2 I contacted a broker to help me sell my car.
B1 The broker negotiated a deal between the two parties.
B2 As a broker, he has a lot of experience in the real estate market.
C1 The broker's expertise in financial markets is highly respected.
C2 The broker's reputation for honesty and integrity is well-known in the industry.
preposition None
A1 The broker between the buyer and seller helped negotiate a fair price for the house.
A2 The broker for the company handled all the logistics of the shipment.
B1 She acted as a broker in the deal between the two rival companies.
B2 The broker with the most experience was chosen to lead the team.
C1 The broker with a keen eye for investments made a fortune in the stock market.
C2 As a broker of peace, he worked tirelessly to resolve conflicts in the region.
conjunction None
A1 I want to buy a house, but I need to find a broker first.
A2 She couldn't afford the car on her own, so she decided to use a broker.
B1 The broker helped us negotiate a better price for the property.
B2 The broker not only found us a great deal on the stock, but also provided valuable advice.
C1 The broker acted as a liaison between the two parties, ensuring a smooth transaction.
C2 Having worked as a broker for many years, he had a wealth of experience in the industry.
interjection None
A1 Broker! Can you help me find a good deal on a car?
A2 Broker, could you please explain how the stock market works?
B1 Broker, I need your advice on investing in real estate.
B2 Broker, I'm interested in diversifying my investment portfolio.
C1 Broker, what are your thoughts on the current economic climate?
C2 Broker, I trust your expertise in managing my financial assets.
article None
A1 I need a broker to help me buy a house.
A2 The broker assisted me in finding the best insurance policy for my car.
B1 As a broker, she is responsible for negotiating deals between buyers and sellers.
B2 The stock broker advised his clients to invest in technology companies.
C1 The real estate broker specializes in luxury properties in the city center.
C2 The broker's expertise in international trade has helped many companies expand their businesses overseas.
formal The broker facilitated the sale of the property between the buyer and seller.
informal I hired a broker to help me find the best insurance policy.
slang My broker hooked me up with a sweet deal on that car.
figurative She acted as a broker of information between the two parties.
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