bailout

英['beɪlaʊt] 美['beɪlaʊt]
  • n. 紧急(财政)援助;紧急融资
  • bail n.保释;杓;把手;保证金;担保人vt.保释;往外舀水;使摆脱困境vi.舀空
  • bailable adj.可保释的;可交保的
  • bailee n.受托者
  • bailer n.水斗;抽泥筒;泥浆泵
  • bailey n.城廓;城堡外墙Bailey.贝利(姓氏;男子名).
1. At least " bailout " is a better phrase than " handout " which was also being tossed around.
“ 保释 ” 这个词至少比当时到处滥用的 “ 施舍 ” 这个词要好些.

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2. The bailout bill is a classic example of expediency over effectiveness.
援助账单是一个权宜之计的经典范本.

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3. We all know there was no government bailout for Lehman.
我们都知道,政府没有对雷曼进行纾困.

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4. RBS is 70 % - owned by the U . K . government after a bailout last fall.
去年秋季接受救助之后,苏格兰皇家银行的70%股权已归英国政府所有.

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5. Pilot: One minute to dropoff . Move to the rear . Activate bailout bottle.
飞行员: 1分钟空投,到后舱门去,打开氧气瓶.

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    1. Despite all the fanfare by Federal regulators over recent bailouts of sick savings institutions, evidence is mounting that the deals are merely papering over the severe problems plaguing the industry.
      不论联邦监管人员最近如何大张旗鼓挽救一蹶不振的储蓄行业,越来越多的证据显示:政府所做仅仅在掩饰困扰该待业的严重问题。