bankrupts

bankrupts

美 [ˈbæŋkˌrʌpt] 　英 [ˈbæŋkrʌpt]

• adj.破了产的；无支付力的；(名誉)扫地的；垮了的
• n.破产者；丧失(名誉,智力等)的人
• v.使破产

词形变化

复数：bankrupts  现在分词：bankrupting  过去式：bankrupted  

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英汉解释

n.	1. 破产者,无力偿还债务者 2. 丧失(名誉,智力等)的人
adj.	1. 破了产的;无支付力的,无力偿还债务的 2. (名誉)扫地的,(智力等)完全丧失的 3. 垮了的,枯竭的
v.	1. 使破产,使无力偿付

英英解释

n.	1. someone who has officially admitted that they have no money and cannot pay what they owe
adj.	1. a person or business that is bankrupt has officially admitted that they have no money and cannot pay what they owe; a country or state that is bankrupt owes more money than it can ever pay back 2. without any good qualities at all
v.	1. to make a person, business, or country bankrupt or very poor

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，别忘了，你持有百分之四十五的股份，厂子倒了，你的损失最大。’她不惜威胁他。

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

破产条款容许破产者在四年后解除债务责任，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.

美国对破产者的宽容对创业的新手是个鼓励，对失败者来说是第二次机会。

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

希腊，它是破产者和享受丰厚养老金者共存的国度，是逃税者和盗贼的乐园。

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

但是，如果美国破产在进行中，我们将赢得这场战斗，并失去了战争。

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

他们到假导师那里去，被骗大量金钱，甚至破产，或身心变成残缺。

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

乐队获得了很大的，他们甚至被邀请参加一个为破产者和无家可归的人举行的募捐音乐会。

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

这个国家新破产的人中有一半多都在三十岁以下。