liquidations

英 [ˌlɪkwɪˈdeɪʃənz]

美 [ˌlɪkwɪˈdeɪʃənz]

n.  清盘; 清算; 清偿
liquidation的复数

双语例句

• 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。
• Over 1,000 funds are on track to close down in 2014, the worst year for liquidations since 2009.
  2014年将有1000多只基金倒闭，是自2009年以来破产清算最多的一年。
• First, forced liquidations push down the price of assets, hitting confidence further.
  第一，被迫进行的清算下压资产价格，深层次打击信心。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• This is still a discredited industry in structural decline. Liquidations outpaced launches by 2.2:1 last year, according to hedge fund research.
  对冲基金仍然是一个不足为信的行业，处于结构性衰退之中。
• The informational advantage of the largest risk arbitrageurs is not so compelling in situations such as long-term liquidations, spinoffs, and large friendly tender offers.
  最大的风险套利的信息优势在一些情况下也不总是那么迷人，比如长期的清算、分拆，和大型的善意接管。