adj.破產(chǎn)的；道德敗壞的；枯竭的

n.破產(chǎn)者；無知的人

vt.使破產(chǎn)

If your liabilities exceed your assets, you may go bankrupt. 如果你所負(fù)的債超過你的資產(chǎn)，你就會(huì)破產(chǎn)。

I was bankrupt and unable to pay his debts. 我破產(chǎn)了，不能償還他的債務(wù)。

He has been feeling low since he went bankrupt. 破產(chǎn)后他一直很消沉。

He believes that modern society is morally bankrupt. 他認(rèn)為現(xiàn)代社會(huì)已喪失道德觀念。

The opposition attacked the government as morally bankrupt. 反對(duì)黨抨擊政府道德淪喪。

He was bankrupt of original ideas. 他毫無獨(dú)創(chuàng)性的見解。

We are bankrupt of earthly treasures. 我們失去了塵世間的所有珍寶。

He realizes the bankrupt's assets. 他變賣破產(chǎn)者的財(cái)產(chǎn)。

The bankrupt had made over all his property to his wife. 這個(gè)破產(chǎn)者已把他所有的財(cái)產(chǎn)轉(zhuǎn)讓給了他的妻子。

Foolish expenditures will bankrupt him. 胡亂的花費(fèi)將使他破產(chǎn)。

Replacing those machines now will bankrupt us. 現(xiàn)在要更換那些機(jī)器肯定會(huì)使我們破產(chǎn)。

Farmers grumble that their margins are so low that a bad year can bankrupt them. 農(nóng)民抱怨說他們利潤(rùn)太低，以至于一年歉收就足以導(dǎo)致破產(chǎn)。

bankrupt用作形容詞的基本意思是“破產(chǎn)的,倒閉的”,尤指無力償還債務(wù),或經(jīng)營(yíng)不善而關(guān)閉的。引申可指“缺乏的”,可用于物質(zhì)上,也可用于道德上。

bankrupt用作形容詞時(shí)不用于比較等級(jí)。