bailout
Pronunciación: [ˈbeɪlaʊt]
Palabra
Contexto: «finance»
(noun) a situation where someone or a company receives help, usually money, to avoid failing or going bankrupt. It’s like if your friend gives you some money to help you pay your bills when you run out.
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The government provided a bailout to the struggling airline to help it stay in business.
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Without a bailout, the company would have gone out of business and lost many jobs.
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What kind of conditions are attached to the bank's bailout?
Contexto: «finance»
(verb) to give money or support to someone or a company that is in trouble, so they do not fail. It's like when you help a friend who is having a tough time by sharing your lunch or helping them with homework.
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The community plans to bail out the local bookstore to keep it from closing.
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They decided not to bail out the failing business because they had already helped several times.
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Will anyone bail out the struggling restaurant before it shuts down?
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