liquidations

英 [ˌlɪkwɪˈdeɪʃənz]

美 [ˌlɪkwɪˈdeɪʃənz]

n.  清盘; 清算; 清偿
liquidation的复数

双语例句

• If the government can provide that cash, it could stop the coming wave of bankruptcies from becoming one of corporate liquidations.
  如果政府能够提供资金，这些破产的公司就不会陷入公司清算的境地。
• So far, lawyers insist, there have been no liquidations.
  律师们坚称，迄今为止尚没有出现清算。
• Faced with these problems, the Japanese government, in October, 1998, took a series of measures such as raising public funds to cope with the bank problems, greatly increasing the amount of capital, and setting up a special mechanism to deal with bank liquidations.
  1998年10月日本政府采取了一系列措施，大幅度增加处理银行问题的公共资金，充足资本金，建立银行倒闭处理机制。
• The wave of bankruptcies and potential liquidations will continue to climb not only resulting from the GM and Chrysler bankruptcies, but also from the Big3's plans to rationalize their supply chains.
  浪潮的和潜在的破产清算将继续攀升不仅因通用汽车和克莱斯勒破产，但也从3大计划合理化他们的供应链。
• Inventory accumulations in some sectors may be offset by inventory liquidations in other sectors of the economy.
  一些部门的库存堆积可能被另一些部门的库存消散所抵消。
• There are two types of enterprise liquidations, bankruptcy liquidation and non-bankruptcy liquidation.
  公司清算分两种，即破产清算和非破产清算。
• The number of company liquidations in England and Wales, the end stage of the process for companies, saw a continued increase.
  但是随着英格兰和威尔士经济的发展，那些只好停业的企业数量会持续上升。
• Liquidations and closedowns are the healthy catharsis of an efficient market.
  停业清理和关门倒闭是一个高效率的市场的一种通便下泻的现象。
• The rise in the jobless total is due to a dramatic increase in bankruptcies and liquidations.
  失业总人数的上升是由破产和停业清理公司大量增加而引起的。
• The latest figures show evidence of growing strain on businesses as company liquidations crept up and experts predicted a bad year ahead.
  最新数据显示，随着企业破产数量逐渐增加，工商企业面临的压力也日益增大，专家们预计未来一年前景不容乐观。