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1 have become insolvent
• sind zahlungsunfähig gewordenEnglish-German correspondence dictionary > have become insolvent
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2 insolvent
insolvent adj insolvent, zahlungsunfähig, überschuldet• be declared insolvent für zahlungsunfähig erklärt werden• become insolvent zahlungsunfähig werden, Zahlungen einstellen, insolvent werden, in Insolvenz fallen -
3 bankrupt
bankrupt1 adj 1. ACC, FIN, LAW zahlungsunfähig, insolvent, (infrml) pleite; 2. GEN (infrml) bankrott • be bankrupt FIN, LAW insolvent sein, zahlungsunfähig sein; (frml) im Verbraucher-Insolvenzverfahren sein (individuals); (infrml) bankrott sein, (infrml) pleite sein • become [go] bankrupt 1. FIN, LAW insolvent werden, zahlungsunfähig werden, (frml) in das Verbraucher-Insolvenzverfahren gehen; 2. GEN (infrml) bankrottgehen, (infrml) Bankrott machen, (infrml) pleitegehen, (infrml) Pleite machen (UK: firms become insolvent) bankrupt2 LAW, PERS Gemeinschuldner m, Konkursschuldner m -
4 bankrupt
1. noun1) (Law) Gemeinschuldner, der2) (insolvent debtor) Bankrotteur, der2. adjective(lit. or fig.) bankrott3. transitive verbgo bankrupt — in Konkurs gehen; Bankrott machen
* * *1. adjective(unable to pay one's debts: He has been declared bankrupt.) bankrott2. noun(a person who is unable to pay his debts.) der Bankrotteur3. verb(to make bankrupt: His wife's extravagance soon bankrupted him.) in den Bankrott treiben- academic.ru/5373/bankruptcy">bankruptcy* * *bank·rupt[ˈbæŋkrʌpt]I. adj1. (insolvent) bankrott, zahlungsunfähig\bankrupt estate Konkursmasse fcertificated \bankrupt rehabilitierter Konkursschuldner/rehabilitierte Konkursschuldnerindischarged \bankrupt entlasteter Konkursschuldner/entlastete Konkursschuldnerinundischarged \bankrupt nicht entlasteter Konkursschuldner/nicht entlastete Konkursschuldnerinto adjudicate [or declare] sb \bankrupt jdn für zahlungsunfähig [o bankrott] erklärento go \bankrupt in Konkurs gehen, Bankrott machen fam2. (deficient) armthis book is \bankrupt of plot in diesem Buch gibt es keine Handlungto be \bankrupt of ideas keine Ideen habento be morally \bankrupt ( fig) moralisch verarmt seinto be politically \bankrupt politisch erledigt [o ruiniert] seinspiritually \bankrupt person geistig-seelisch bankrottII. vt▪ to \bankrupt sb/sth person, company jdn/etw [finanziell] ruinieren [o in den Konkurs treibenIII. n Konkursschuldner m, Gemeinschuldner m, Bankrotteur mto declare sb a \bankrupt jdn für zahlungsunfähig [o zum Gemeinschuldner] erklären* * *['bŋkrʌpt]1. n1) Gemein- or Konkursschuldner(in) m(f) (JUR), Bankrotteur(in) m(f)2) (fig)2. adjto go bankrupt — Bankrott machen, in Konkurs gehen
to be bankrupt — bankrott or pleite (inf) sein
3. vtperson, country zugrunde or zu Grunde richten, ruinieren; firm also in den Konkurs treiben* * *bankrupt [ˈbæŋkrʌpt; -rəpt]A s1. JUR Zahlungsunfähige(r) m/f(m), Konkurs-, Gemeinschuldner(in):bankrupt’s creditor Konkursgläubiger(in);2. (betrügerische[r]) Bankrotteur(in)3. fig (politisch etc) bankrotter oder (sittlich etc) heruntergekommener MenschB adj1. JURa) bankrott, zahlungsunfähig:b) Konkurs…2. figa) arm (in, of an dat):be bankrupt in ideas keine Ideen (mehr) habenb) bankrott, ruiniert:morally bankrupt moralisch bankrott, sittlich heruntergekommen;he is politically bankrupt er ist politisch erledigt oder am Ende, er hat als Politiker abgewirtschaftet;a bankrupt career eine zerstörte KarriereC v/t1. JUR Bankrott machen2. fig zugrunde richten, ruinieren:bankrupt of (gänzlich) berauben (gen)* * *1. noun1) (Law) Gemeinschuldner, der2) (insolvent debtor) Bankrotteur, der2. adjective(lit. or fig.) bankrott3. transitive verbgo bankrupt — in Konkurs gehen; Bankrott machen
* * *adj.bankrott adj. expr.pleite ausdr. n.Bankrotteur m. -
5 bankrupt
• become bankrupt in Insolvenz fallen, zahlungsunfähig werden1. Insolvenzschuldner m, Gemeinschuldner m; Zahlungsunfähiger m;2. Bankrotteur m
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