bankrupt
adjective
uk/ˈbæŋ.krʌpt/us/ˈbæŋ.krʌpt/C1
unabletopaywhat youowe, and having hadcontrolofyourfinancialmattersgiven, by alawcourt, to apersonwhosellsyourpropertytopayyourdebts:
破产的,资不抵债的Hewentbankrupt after only ayearinbusiness.仅仅做了一年的生意他就破产了。
Therecessionhasledto manysmallbusinessesgoingbankrupt.经济不景气导致许多小企业破产。
informal
having nomoney:
无钱的I'll go bankrupt if youkidskeepaskingme formoney!如果你们几个孩子不断地向我要零花钱,我会破产的!
disapproving
not having any goodqualities:
缺乏…的Hebelievesthatmodernsocietyismorallybankrupt.他认为现代社会道德沦丧。
- Thecompanywent bankrupt and was put into thehandsof thereceivers.
- Theypiledup such ahugedebtthat theysoonwent bankrupt.
- When it wasobviousthecompanywas going bankrupt, thegovernmentorderedalltheirassetsto befrozen.
- Thebusinesswent bankrupt afterinvestinganenormousamounton aproductthatfailedtosell.
- Without thehelpof agenerousinvestor, thetheatrecompanywould have gone bankrupt.
Lacking things
- bankruptcy
- be hard up (forsomething)idiom
- bereft
- catch
- cry out forsomething
- cupboard
- demand
- hole
- lacking
- minus
- need
- needsomethinglike you need a hole in the headidiom
- needful
- needy
- shy
- taken
- unaccompanied
- unappeased
- unassuaged
- unmet
bankrupt
noun[C]
lawspecializeduk/ˈbæŋ.krʌpt/us/ˈbæŋ.krʌpt/apersonwho isofficiallybankrupt:
破产者He wasdeclareda bankrupt in 2011.2011年他被宣告破产。
bankrupt
verb[T]
uk/ˈbæŋ.krʌpt/us/ˈbæŋ.krʌpt/tocausesomeone tobecomebankrupt:
使某人破产Theyfearedthat thelosswould bankrupt them.他们担心这笔损失会使他们破产。
Synonym
ruin
Success & failure in business
- administration
- axe
- bankruptcy
- be running on fumesidiom
- belly
- bootstrap
- dying
- fold
- go to the wallidiom
- growth hacker
- growth hacking
- have a corner on a marketidiom
- incept
- receiver
- spin
- spinsomethingoff
- start (something) up
- subscale
- turn around
- turn round