| 单词 | bail out |
| 释义 | → See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusbail out• He owed thousands of dollars, and his mother had to sell land to bail him out.• You can't expect your father to bail you out of trouble all the time.• The government bailed out the ailing car company in order to protect jobs.Related topics: Financeˈbail-out noun [countable] informalBF financial help given to a person or a company that is in difficulty 〔经济上的〕紧急援助Examples from the Corpusbail-out• One reason for this reaction is that the market expects a bail-out.• But when the time came for the annual bail-out, the recession-strapped Culture Ministry balked.• Having just undertaken a costly bail-out of the thrifts and tightened regulations, it might seem that this problem is behind us.• Monetary reform initially dawdled along so slowly that the International Monetary Fund has suspended its bail-out funding.From Longman Business Dictionarybail out phrasal verb1[transitive] informalFINANCE bail somebody/something → out to provide money to get a person or organization out of financial troubleThese enterprises think they can force the banks to bail them out. → see also bail-out2[transitive] bail somebody → outLAW to help someone to be set free on bail, usually by providing an amount of money that can be left with the courtSomehow she raised the $500 to bail him out.3FINANCE [intransitive] informal if you bail out of investments that are not doing well, you sell themThe stock has climbed to the low $40s from the low $30s, giving him a chance to bail out at a loss he could live with. → bail→ See Verb tablebail-outˈbail-out (also bailout) noun [countable] FINANCE providing money to a person or organization to get them out of financial troubleLosses totaling hundreds of millions of dollars led to an expensive bailout by its parent company.ˈbail-out nounChineseSyllable person a company Business help Corpus to or a financial given |
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