bankrupt

• 形容个人或组织在法律上被判定无力偿还债务的；也可泛指破产的、彻底失败的。

Describes a person or organization that is legally declared unable to pay their debts.

1. Financial insolvencyB2formal

   Declared by a court as unable to pay debts; legally insolvent.

   破产

   • The company went bankrupt after years of losses.
   • He was declared bankrupt by the court.
   • Many small businesses became bankrupt during the recession.

   同义词brokeinsolventruined

   反义词solvent

2. Lacking somethingC1formal

   Completely lacking in a particular quality or resource.

   缺乏的

   • The plan was morally bankrupt from the start.
   • His argument was intellectually bankrupt.
   • The system is spiritually bankrupt and needs reform.

   同义词bereftdeficientdepleteddepriveddestitutedevoidemptyimpoverishedlackingwanting

   反义词abundantplentifulresourcefulrich

• 名词，指经法律认定无力偿还债务的个人或组织，通常会导致资产清算或财务重组。

A noun referring to a person or entity that has been legally declared unable to pay their debts, often resulting in the liquidation of assets or financial restructuring.

1. Legally declared insolvent personB2formal

   A person who has been legally declared unable to pay their debts and whose financial affairs are managed by a court.

   破产者

   • The bankrupt was ordered to sell all assets to pay creditors.
   • Many bankrupts struggle to rebuild their credit history.
   • The court appointed a trustee to handle the bankrupt's finances.

   同义词debtorinsolvent

2. Financially ruined individualB2informal

   Someone who has completely lost their financial resources or gone out of business.

   破产者

   • After the market crash, he became a bankrupt.
   • The company's CEO was declared a bankrupt last month.
   • She felt like a bankrupt after losing her entire savings.

   同义词debtorfailureinsolventpauperwreck

   反义词capitalistmagnatemillionairetycoon

• 动词，表示使某人、公司或组织在法律上无力偿还债务而破产，也可表示自身破产。

A verb used to indicate the act of causing a person, company, or organization to become legally unable to pay their debts.

1. Make insolventB2formal

   To cause a person, company, or organization to become unable to pay their debts.

   使破产

   • The lawsuit threatened to bankrupt the small business.
   • Poor financial decisions bankrupted the company.
   • The economic crisis bankrupted many families.

   同义词breakbustcrippledrainexhaustruinwipe out