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bankrupt ADJ ECON

bankrupt
مُفْلِسٌ

bankrupt <a bankrupt; bankrupts> N ECON

bankrupt
مُفْلِس

bankrupt VB

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bankrupt
إفْلاسِيّ
bankrupt
أفْلَسَ
bankrupt
مُعْسِر
bankrupt ECON
مُتَفَالِسٌ

bankrupt's certificate

declared bankrupt

go bankrupt VB

examination of bankrupt LAW

declare or adjudge bankrupt or insolvent VB

Usage examples with bankrupt

declare or adjudge bankrupt or insolvent
فَلّسَ

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The firm may already have huge debts to pay to its creditors, or worse, may already be bankrupt.
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They said they worried the reductions could bankrupt small, rural districts that do nt have large reserves.
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Meanwhile, the leather store went bankrupt in 1936.
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Moreover, asking for more money to keep a bankrupt business going was inopportune.
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He was bankrupt in 1838 but continued earning a small income writing.
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However, a decline in popularity began in the 1980s and the parent company went bankrupt in 1991.
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Extensive powers are available to enable the court to compel the bankrupt to do so.
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Therefore, during periods of market illiquidity, they could go bankrupt if unable to refinance their short-term liabilities.
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More importantly, the burden of indemnity would leave the royal treasury bankrupt for years.
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In late 2003 the label was discontinued, due to going bankrupt.
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