insolvent是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

adj. 无力偿付债务的；破产的

n. 无力偿还债务者

网络 资不抵债；无清偿力的；无偿付能力的

变形：

复数：insolvents  

完整释义：

adj.

1.无力偿付债务的,破产的
2.无偿付能力的,无力支付(债务的)
3.无力偿债的

n.

1.无力偿还债务者,破产者

例句：

1. In Europe, leaders must move quickly to solve a deepening debt crisis and deal with insolvent banks. In the U.
   在欧洲，各国领导人必须迅速行动解决日益恶化的债务危机，处理银行无力偿还的问题。

2. The national pension and health plans seem to be insolvent in the long run.
   国家年金制度和医疗制度的规划最终的结果似乎是无力支付。

3. Banks must come clean about their losses immediately , and then be adequately recapitalised , lest all banks are perceived to be insolvent .
   银行必须立即坦白自己的亏损，然后得到充足的资本重组，以免所有银行都被视为无力清偿。

4. When any entity in the financial system has little equity relative to its debts, it has moved closer to becoming insolvent.
   当金融体系的任何实体，其权益相对负债过低时，它已接近于破产。

5. Bankruptcy is a legal mechanism for liquidating or reorganizing an insolvent entity in a way that maximizes value for the creditors.
   破产则是一种对资不抵债的企业进行清算或重组，使债权人利益最大化的法律制度。

6. Aiful's share movement followed a Lehman Brothers report on Tuesday that said Aiful's parent company might be insolvent.
   此前，雷曼兄弟（LehmanBrothers）周二发布了一份报告，称Aiful的母公司可能破产。

7. That makes it hard to funnel it up to a holding company that is otherwise almost certainly insolvent.
   这就很难把资本导入控股公司，而没有资本控股公司几乎可以肯定要破产。

8. All this has increased the potential for conflict when a company becomes insolvent.
   所有的这些，增加了企业破产时发生冲突的可能性。