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英国《金融时报》也学会了“割韭菜”这说法，英文直译为cutting leeks。
从作者来看，这篇文章有3个作者是华人，因此懂“割韭菜”也就不足为奇了。
英文原文说：“市场的剧烈波动也凸显了贸然重回中国动荡股市的风险，一些人使用 “割韭菜” 这个词，意思是 “收割新入场的投资者”—— 指的是那些在市场高点匆忙入场却被收割的投资新手。”
But the wild market swings also underscore the risks of a headlong dash back into China’s volatile equities, with some using the phrase ge jiucai, meaning “cutting leeks” — a reference to investment newcomers who rush in at the top of the market only to be scythed down.
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