insolvent是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 無力償付債務的；破產的

n. 無力償還債務者

網路 資不抵債；無清償力的；無償付能力的

變形：

複數：insolvents  

完整釋義：

adj.

1.無力償付債務的,破產的
2.無償付能力的,無力支付(債務的)
3.無力償債的

n.

1.無力償還債務者,破產者

例句：

1. In Europe, leaders must move quickly to solve a deepening debt crisis and deal with insolvent banks. In the U.
   在歐洲，各國領導人必須迅速行動解決日益惡化的債務危機，處理銀行無力償還的問題。

2. The national pension and health plans seem to be insolvent in the long run.
   國家年金制度和醫療制度的規劃最終的結果似乎是無力支付。

3. Banks must come clean about their losses immediately , and then be adequately recapitalised , lest all banks are perceived to be insolvent .
   銀行必須立即坦白自己的虧損，然後得到充足的資本重組，以免所有銀行都被視為無力清償。

4. When any entity in the financial system has little equity relative to its debts, it has moved closer to becoming insolvent.
   當金融體系的任何實體，其權益相對負債過低時，它已接近於破產。

5. Bankruptcy is a legal mechanism for liquidating or reorganizing an insolvent entity in a way that maximizes value for the creditors.
   破產則是一種對資不抵債的企業進行清算或重組，使債權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）周二發布了一份報告，稱Aiful的母公司可能破產。

7. That makes it hard to funnel it up to a holding company that is otherwise almost certainly insolvent.
   這就很難把資本導入控股公司，而沒有資本控股公司幾乎可以肯定要破產。

8. All this has increased the potential for conflict when a company becomes insolvent.
   所有的這些，增加了企業破產時發生衝突的可能性。