英语释义

• financially ruined;

  "a bankrupt company"

  "the company went belly-up"

• reduce to bankruptcy;

  "My daughter's fancy wedding is going to break me!"

  "The slump in the financial markets smashed him"

• someone who has insufficient assets to cover their debts

片语

go bankrupt破产

bankrupt paper折合纸板

bankrupt of完全缺乏

bankrupt probability破产概率

cessionary bankrupt以产业供债权人分配者

entirely bankrupt完全地失败

become bankrupt破产

bankrupt partner[经]

bankrupt law破产法

cutting bankrupt裁切损纸

bankrupt beef排出蒸汽

英汉例句

• on one point there is no disagreement: america’s debt burden is unsustainable and, if left unchecked, will bankrupt the nation.

  但是有一点是不存在争议的，那就是美国的债务负担是不可持续的，如果不加以遏制，整个国家将会破产。

• individuals started to default on their mortgage and other credit payments. bankrupt companies stopped paying their loans to banks.

  个人就会在房屋按揭和信用卡上开始违约，倒闭的公司也不会再付贷款给银行。

• indeed, at the current market prices, major big banks are bankrupt several times over.

  实际上，按目前的市场价位，主要大银行已经破产若干次了。

• he quickly turned the nearly bankrupt apple around and made it into the world’s most valuable technology company.

  回归之后，他将濒临破产的苹果扭转颓势，使之成为世界上最有价值的科技公司。

• how do you sell cars from a bankrupt company that a lot of people don「t like right now?

  你怎样销售一个很多人现在已不喜欢的破产公司的汽车呢？

• which is true, but only because if it did, a lot of graduates would declare themselves bankrupt the day they got their degree.

  这的确是真的，但仅仅因为这个事实，很多大学毕业生会在领到学位那天宣布破产。

• writes lee: 「it may seem laughable that a bankrupt entity seeks to gobble up its thriving rival: it is tragic but not laughable.

  李写道：「一个破产的实体却寻求去吞并他正在兴盛的敌人，这看起来似乎很可笑——这不是可笑，是可悲。」

• most creditors are stuck in the bankrupt 「old」 banks, but if any surplus value emerges in the new banks beyond that of the public capital, they will get bonds or shares in them as compensation.

  许多债权人仍被那些破产的「老」银行套牢，然而，一旦新银行的剩余价值超过公共资本的剩余价值，债仅人将获得这些银行的债券或股份，以作为补偿。

• 」the banks know that we have a business plan that will allow them to recover the money. the club is not bankrupt because it generates income,「 he added.

  他补充道，银行知道我们的未来商业计划会保证他们能收回贷款。同样，球队没有破产因为我们仍然有收入。

• the bankrupt had made over all his property to his wife.

  这个破产者已把他所有的财产转让给了他的妻子。

• cases tend to be resolved by sheer financial might, as the plaintiffs bankrupt the defendants, or force them to give in before their money runs out.

  案件往往要靠庞大的财政实力解决，原告可以把被告告到破产，或者迫使被告在钱财耗尽前低头屈服。

• early in the euro crisis, bild sent a reporter to hand out drachmas in athens,allowing the paper to boast that it was giving 」the bankrupt greeks their drachmas back".

  在早先的欧元区危机中，《图片报》派出一名记者去雅典散发德拉克马（希腊货币），然后这家报纸就吹嘘它正向「破产的希腊归还他们的钱」。

• neither a lazy employee nor a bankrupt employer constitutes just cause.

  员工懒散和雇主破产都不构成正当理由。

• if mark hadn」t done this no win, no fee, i would have been bankrupt by now.

  要不是马克接受这个案子而且不赢不收费，我现在已经破产了。

• that will either bankrupt insurers or lead to huge rises in premiums.

  这将迫使保险公司破产或导致保费的大幅攀升。

相似词

debtor债务人；[会计] 借方

insolvent无力偿还债务者，破产者

impoverish使贫穷；使枯竭

beggar使贫穷；使沦为乞丐

pauperize使贫穷，使成为贫民

belly腹部；胃；食欲

out熄灭的；盛开的；面市的；出局的；不能被接受的；过时的；不準确的；打算做……的；被公开的

in执政者；门路

gone走；行进；去（参加活动）；（为了某目的）到；（起跑口令）开始（go 的过去分词）

thead 更加（用于比较级，最高级前）

up上升；繁荣；（非正式）走运

penniless身无分文的；贫穷的

red红色，红颜料；红衣；红葡萄酒；红色物（或人）；赤字，亏空；激进分子

insolvent无力偿还债务者，破产者

busted爆裂；破产；开除；崩溃（bust的过去分词形式）

broke打破；损坏；弄破；违反；暂停（break 的过去式）

ruined毁灭的；荒废的

need需要，必须； 特别需要，迫切要求；欲望；（食物、钱或生活来源的）短缺，缺乏；必需品；贫困（或困难）的处境

in执政者；门路

deficient不足的；有缺陷的；不充分的

wanting想要；需要……在场；对……有性欲；缺少；想请教；（警方）缉拿；（非正式）需要；（非正式）应该；缺少（一定的量或某个东西）；要求（某人）到来（want 的现在分词）

of属于；……的；……的一部分；住在（某地）；关于；由……组成的；因为；（表示人或事的时空位置）在，当

devoid缺乏的；全无的

lacking缺少，没有，不足（lack 的现在分词）

destitute穷困的；无的；缺乏的

poor(Poor) （美）普尔（人名）