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liquidations

Pronunciation: [lɪkwɪˈdeɪʃənz]

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Learn how to use liquidations in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “finance”

(noun) the process of selling off assets to get cash or pay debts. This usually happens when a company is in trouble and needs to pay its bills. Imagine if a store is closing and they sell everything inside to get money back.

Example

The company's liquidations allowed it to pay off all its debts successfully.

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There were no liquidations at the store, so it didn't sell anything before closing.

Example

How many liquidations have occurred in the past year?

Context: “business”

(noun) when a business ends its operations and sells its assets. This can happen because the business is closing for good or a new owner is taking over. Think of it as a big farewell sale for a store that has decided to stop selling things.

Example

The liquidations went very well, with many customers enjoying the discounts.

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The liquidations at that shop did not attract many buyers, leading to disappointment.

Example

What factors lead to successful liquidations for a business?

How to pronounce liquidations

Pronunciation: [lɪkwɪˈdeɪʃənz]

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