to bail out

基本解釋

If conditions worsen, discussion may shift from whether to bail out countries to how.
如果情況進(jìn)一步惡化，討論則會(huì)從是否救助轉(zhuǎn)變到如何救助。
The government has had to bail out only one big financial institution in the past six weeks.
在過去的六周里，僅有一家大型金融機(jī)構(gòu)需要接受政府的幫助來擺脫困境。
Only there would be no one to bail out their creditors if America or Britain showed signs of defaulting.
如果英美兩國(guó)顯示出違約跡象，將沒有一個(gè)人有能力營(yíng)救他們的債權(quán)人。

Mr.Obama defended his efforts to strengthen the U.S.economy, which included unpopular moves to bail out banks and rescue automakers.
Well,the only people who would buy it are people who trust the bank that supports it, so in effect, the bank is promising to bail out the SIV if it should get in trouble.
只有人們相信設(shè)立SIV的銀行的時(shí)候,他們才會(huì)去買SIV發(fā)行的票據(jù),所以實(shí)際上,銀行已經(jīng)作出承諾,如果SIV陷入麻煩,銀行會(huì)出面解決
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The National Banks would be required to help bail out any bank that was failing.
國(guó)家銀行將保釋,那些即將倒閉的銀行。
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Paulson was pressured by the prevailing mood in the nation not to bail out Lehman.
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