bankruptcy
US /ˈbæŋkrʌptsi/
・UK /ˈbæŋkrʌptsi/
B2 中上級TOEIC
n. (u.)不可算名詞破産
Rather than file for bankruptcy, it is better to try to pay your bills
n. (u.)不可算名詞破産手続き
Filing for bankruptcy can provide individuals with a fresh start.
n. (u.)不可算名詞破綻
The project was a bankruptcy of ideas, lacking any originality.
n. (u.)不可算名詞倫理的破綻
The moral bankruptcy of the regime was evident in its widespread corruption.
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#AskGaryVee エピソード72：ケイシー・ネイスタット、大学受験と目標達成に集中する方法について (#AskGaryVee Episode 72: Casey Neistat on Applying to College & How to Focus on Goals)
- I'll also add that if you're taking $200,000 in debt to find your passion, that might be a practical kind of by the way, debt that you can't even declare bankruptcy against, which completely I mean, I can't even I'm suffocated by the game, the AK racket that is student loans.
また、情熱を見つけるために20万ドルの借金を背負うなら、それは実用的な、自己破産もできない借金であり、学生ローンというゲーム、AKの詐欺に息が詰まるほどです。
- declare bankruptcy against, which complete,
「英国で何が起こるか、ほとんどの人は知らない」 (“Most People Have No Idea What’s About To Happen To The UK”)
- But if you take too many debts and your interest payments on a monthly basis are much higher than your job can actually afford it, then over time, you are going to declare bankruptcy.
しかし、借金が多すぎて、毎月の利息の支払いが、自分の仕事が実際に支払える金額よりもずっと高くなるようなら、時間が経つにつれて破産宣告を受けることになる。
- But if you take too many debts and your interest payments on a monthly basis are much higher than your job can actually afford it, then over time you are going to declare bankruptcy.
今、これはすでに高すぎる。
【Apple】ティム・クックが語る！スティーブ・ジョブズから学んだこと
- People have forgotten this, but Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy.
人々は忘れていますが、アップルは破産寸前でした。
- People have forgotten this, but Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy.
人々は忘れていますが、アップルは破産寸前でした。
LIFE AFTER PI (公式) (LIFE AFTER PI (Official))
- And, well, you know, instead we’re in bankruptcy. So, I ended up destroying rhythm and hues anyway
そして、結局、私たちは破産することになりました。だから、結局Rhythm & Huesを破壊してしまったのです。
- And, well, instead, we're in bankruptcy, so I ended up destroying Rhythm & Hughes anyway.
スコット・ロス：それで映画スタジオは、ビジュアルエフェクト施設に、この仕事が欲しいならバンクーバーでやらなければならないと告げました。
銀行が教えたくないお金の５つの秘密 (5 Things About Money That Banks Don't Want You To Know)
- The bank did not have the money and Silicon Valley bank declared bankruptcy.
銀行には資金がなく、シリコンバレー銀行は破産を宣言した。
- The bank did not have the money, and Silicon Valley Bank declared bankruptcy,
これが銀行の破綻というものだ。
高齢化社会が台湾政府のプログラムを危険にさらす | TaiwanPlus News (Aging Population Leaves Taiwan Government Programs at Risk | TaiwanPlus News)
- 20% of its population will be 65 or older. That's retirement age. With so few people paying taxes, how will Taiwan's government retirement programs stave off bankruptcy?
人口の20％が65歳以上になる。これは定年退職の年齢だ。税金を納める人がこれほど少ないのに、台湾政府の退職金制度はどうやって破産を食い止めるのだろうか？
- With so few people paying taxes, how will Taiwan's government retirement programs stave off bankruptcy?
3つは特に資金不足に直面している。
住宅危機はすでに始まっている～誰も準備ができていない (The Housing Crisis Has Already Begun – And Nobody’s Ready)
- and suddenly the bank is going to declare bankruptcy because you defaulted on your loan.
ですから、彼らはそれほどのリスクを負わないようにするだけでなく、
- Suddenly the bank is going to declare bankruptcy because you defaulted on your loan.
あなたがローンを債務不履行にしたため、銀行は突然破産を宣言するでしょう。
タイタニック号：豪華客船の歴史と初航海 | ドキュメンタリー (Titanic: The History & Maiden Voyage of the Luxury Liner | Documentary)
- As the Gold Rush faded, the company faced bankruptcy and was taken over by Thomas Henry Ismay in 1868.
14年後にタイタニックという船が出てくるまでは
- As the Gold Rush faded, the company faced bankruptcy.
ゴールドラッシュが衰退し、会社は倒産の危機に直面した。
「廃棄物管理の魔術師」に激怒する民主党員：ワッターズ (Dems are raging against the ‘waste management wizards’: Watters)
- And the more we hear about $160 million going to a Canadian electric school bus factory that has now declared bankruptcy and never made good on their promise to deliver school buses, 100 million of them, to 55 school districts in the country, it's like that's where my money has gone?
1億6,000万ドルがカナダの電動スクールバス工場に流れたという話を聞けば聞くほど、その工場は破産を宣言し、国内の55の学区に1億台のスクールバスを納入するという約束を果たしていない。
- And the more we hear about $160 million going to a Canadian electric school bus factory that has now declared bankruptcy and never made good on their promise to deliver school buses, 100 million of them, to 55 school districts in the country, it's like, "That's where my money has gone." They actually want more of it, because the feeling is if you cut out entire departments and if you shed sunlight on all of this waste and abuse, then maybe taxes will finally come down, then maybe federal expenditures will come down.
何の役にも立たないプロジェクトにお金をばらまいても、人々を助けることにはならない。