bankrupts

bankrupts

美 [?bæ?k?r?pt]  英 [?bæ?kr?pt]

  • adj.破了產的;無支付力的;(名譽)掃地的;垮了的
  • n.破產者;喪失(名譽,智力等)的人
  • v.使破產

詞形變化

復數:bankrupts  現在分詞:bankrupting  過去式:bankrupted  

反義詞

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英漢解釋

n.
1.
破產者,無力償還債務者
2.
喪失(名譽,智力等)的人
adj.
1.
破了產的;無支付力的,無力償還債務的
2.
(名譽)掃地的,(智力等)完全喪失的
3.
垮了的,枯竭的
v.
1.
使破產,使無力償付

英英解釋

n.
adj.
v.

例句

'Jack, don't forget that you hold forty-five share of the factory. You'll lose most if it bankrupts. ' She threatens him.

杰克持有百分之四十五股份廠子損失最大。’不惜威脅

Bankruptcy provisions allow bankrupts to discharge their responsibility and start again with a clean slate after four years.

破產條款容許破產解除債務責任重新做人

America's leniency towards bankrupts encourages novices to start their own businesses and allows people who have failed to start again.

美國破產寬容創業新手鼓勵失敗者來說第二機會

Greece, it told readers, is ''the land of bankrupts and luxury pensions, tax dodgers and rip-offs.

希臘破產享受豐厚養老金共存國度逃稅盜賊樂園

But if America bankrupts itself in the process, we'll win the battle and lose the war.

但是如果美國破產進行我們贏得戰斗失去戰爭

They have gone to false gurus who have taken lots of money and the people have become bankrupts and mentally and physically handicapped.

他們導師那里被騙大量金錢甚至破產身心變成殘缺

The band then became a big success and was even invited to perform in a concert to raise funds for bankrupts and homeless people.

樂隊獲得他們甚至邀請參加一個破產無家可歸舉行募捐音樂會

More than half of new bankrupts in this country are under 30 years old.

這個國家破產人中一半三十以下