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This pattern is used in formal Chinese to express that something will happen at a specific future time. “将” marks future action, and “于” is a formal way to say “at/on” a time.
"公司股票将于2026年3月31日终止上市"
“适用” means “to apply/be applicable.” “不适用” is often used in legal, financial, and formal contexts to say that a rule, policy, or procedure does not apply to a certain case.
"公司股票终止上市不适用退市整理期的情形"
In formal written Chinese, “为” is used instead of “是” to indicate that something is designated as, counted as, or set as something. It is common in announcements and official writing.
"终止上市暨摘牌日为2026年3月31日"
This pattern shows sequence: after one event happens, another event will follow. “后” means “after,” and “将” again marks a future or expected action in formal style.
"终止上市后，将转入全国中小企业股份转让系统两网公司及退市公司板块挂牌转让"
“予以” is a formal written expression often used in government, legal, and business texts. It means to formally give, apply, or carry out an action toward something.
"决定公司股票予以终止上市"
to stop; to terminate
to float (a company on the stock market)
a share (in a company)
grain
day
company; firm; corporation
monthly
also pr. [di4] or [di5] in poetry and songs
(introduces object of main verb, used in the same way as 把[ba3])
CL:個|个[ge4],項|项[xiang4]
to transfer (ownership, rights etc)
logistics
(literary) up to; as far as (as in 暨今[ji4 jin1] "up to now")
to be applicable
(geology) tectonic plate
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