bankrupt
English → Chinese
adj//ˈbæŋkrʌpt//
(金融) 破产的: 法律上宣布无法偿还债务的
The retail giant went bankrupt after failing to compete with the rise of online shopping.
(Chinese) 这家零售巨头在未能与崛起的在线购物竞争后宣告破产。
Declaring a company bankrupt allows for the orderly distribution of remaining assets to creditors.
(Chinese) 宣布公司破产可以使剩余资产有序地分配给债权人。
adj//ˈbæŋkrʌpt//
(特征) 枯竭的: 彻底缺乏某种好的品质(如道德、思想)
The critic described the film as morally bankrupt and full of unnecessary violence.
(Chinese) 影评人形容这部电影道德沦丧,充满了不必要的暴力。
His political opponents argued that his new proposal was intellectually bankrupt.
(Chinese) 他的政治对手辩称,他的新提议在思想上是极度匮乏的。
Entry ID: en:zh:bankrupt · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary