倒闭用英语怎么说？

倒闭

• [dǎo bì]
  close down，go bankrupt，go into liquidation，go out of business

例句

• He has been made a scapegoat for the company’s failures. 他成了公司倒闭的替罪羊。
• Falling sales precipitated the failure of the company. 销售额下降促使该公司倒闭。
• The New York Stock Exchange crashed in 1929. 1929年纽约证券交易所倒闭。
• The company collapsed in its first year of trading. 公司开业第一年就倒闭了。
• With the closure of the factory, thousands of workers have been thrown on the scrap heap. 工厂倒闭,几千名工人被遗弃。
• Not getting that job turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as the firm went out of business only a few months later. 没有得到那份工作反倒是件好事，因为那家公司几个月之后就倒闭了。
• The government has rescued the firm from bankruptcy by giving them a grant. 政府通过给企业贷款使他们免遭倒闭。
• The company has made gigantic losses this year, and will probably go out of business. 该公司今年亏损巨大, 有可能倒闭.
• Some of old newspapers had to go out of business for low sales. 有些老的报社由于销量低而倒闭了.
• The shop of the Lin family had to close down at last. 林家铺子终于倒闭了.

同义词

• 破产，停业，

反义词

• 开张，开业，

英汉词典释义

• [dǎo bì]
  close down; go bankrupt; go into liquidation; go out of business
  bankruptcy of an enterprise
  企业倒闭

汉语词典释义

• 词语 倒闭（倒閉）
  拼音 dǎo bì
  拼写 daobi
  解释 企业或商店因亏空过甚无法维持而停业。 郑观应
  同义词 关门;
  反义词 开张;
  例句 交通不能恢复， 赤塔 以及各地 华 人商铺都得倒闭。
  释义

  企业或商店因亏空过甚无法维持而停业。 郑观应

行业词典

• 法律： bankrupt；failure；to close down；
  金融： become bankrupt；winding up；