bankruptcy

美音：['bæŋk.rʌptsi] 英音：['bæŋkrʌptsi]

简单释义：

n.破产

网络倒闭；无偿付能力；企业破产

变形：

复数：bankruptcies

完整释义：

1.破产,倒闭,倒账,无偿付能力
2.〔律〕破产法案
3.经营失败
4.垮台
5.枯竭
6.倒团
7.无支付能力

例句：

Yet just a week later Tribune filed for bankruptcy, excluding the team from its filing.
然而仅仅一周之后论坛公司就申请了破产，但未将该球队包括在内。
A Lehman spokeswoman said the company was selling all assets as part of Lehman's wind down in bankruptcy.
雷曼发言人表示，按照破产清算计划，公司全部资产的出售正在进行中。
To serve as an inspector, liquidator, bankruptcy administrator, or executor of a will, or in any other fiduciary capacity.
三充任检查人、清算人、破产管理人、遗嘱执行人或其他信讬人。
You really are ignorant if you think the Republicans did not spend this nation into bankruptcy right along with the Democrats.
你真无知的可以，假如你以为共和党不会跟着民主党的路败光美国的家底。
Though she was never intended for the stage, the looming bankruptcy of her father obliged her to try her chances.
她从没想过踏上舞台，然而父亲析破产迫使她试试运气。
Prashant Bhatia, Citigroup analyst, cut his rating to "sell" and said there was a significant chance of E*Trade winding up in bankruptcy.
花旗集团（Citigroup）分析师普拉尚特-巴蒂亚（PrashantBhatia）将其对E*Trade的评级调降为“卖出”，并表示E*Trade破产的可能性很大。
He said the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in September marked a turning point in the functioning of the market system.
他认为雷曼兄弟九月的破产标志着市场体系运作的一个转折点。
After that person has been discharged from bankruptcy, he or she is often a good credit risk, since that person has no debt.
此人已出院后破产，他或她常好信贷风险，由于该人没有负债。

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