solvent

Word family noun solution solvent solubility insolvency solvabilitysolvatesolvationsolvencysolversolvent abuseadjective soluble ≠ insoluble unsolved solvent ≠ insolvent solvable ≠ insolvable verb solve adverb insolvably

sol·vent1 /ˈsɒlvənt $ ˈsɑːl-/ adjectiveadj [not usually before noun]

BFLhaving enough money to pay your debts 有还债[偿付]能力的 OPP insolvent

stay/remain/keep solvent

I don’t know how we managed to remain solvent.

我不知道我们当时是怎么维持下来没有欠债的。

—solvency noun [uncountableU]

Examples from the Corpus

solvent• Now the question is how to keep the business solvent.• They are happy merely to be solvent.• Companies need to know that those with whom they are trading are solvent and can pay for goods and services supplied to them• We've been financially solvent for the last 5 years.• It has to be emphasised that Equitable is still solvent with very substantial assets irrespective of some recent withdrawals.

stay/remain/keep solvent• Most people, even with the added burden of credit commitments, manage to remain solvent.

Related topics: Chemistry

solvent2 noun [countableC, uncountableU]

HCa chemical that is used to dissolve another substance 溶剂

Examples from the Corpus

solvent• His torturers poured a solvent down his nose that burned his throat.• The sensitivity can be improved and interference from other ions diminished by extracting the red colour with a solvent.• But a few may become heavy and frequent solvent misusers.• Their wastes include solvents, fuels, mine tailings, radioactive wastes, and unexploded bombs and shells.• Each layer is then subjected to a number of extractions with the other solvent.• Last year 15 year old Joanna Hughes died from burns, after fumes from the solvent she was sniffing caught fire.• Any surplus glue can be easily wiped off with a rag and then with solvent.

From Longman Business Dictionary

solventsol·vent /ˈsɒlvəntˈsɑːl-/ adjectiveadjFINANCEACCOUNTING

having enough money to pay your debts at the time they must be paid

Large companies that you think are solvent may not be.

→ opposite insolvent

—solvency noun [uncountableU]

The solvency of insurance companies is overseen by state insurance regulators.

单词	solvent
释义	solvent Word family noun solution solvent solubility insolvency solvabilitysolvatesolvationsolvencysolversolvent abuseadjective soluble ≠ insoluble unsolved solvent ≠ insolvent solvable ≠ insolvable verb solve adverb insolvably sol·vent1 /ˈsɒlvənt $ ˈsɑːl-/ adjectiveadj [not usually before noun] BFLhaving enough money to pay your debts 有还债[偿付]能力的 OPP insolvent stay/remain/keep solvent I don’t know how we managed to remain solvent. 我不知道我们当时是怎么维持下来没有欠债的。 —solvency noun [uncountableU] Examples from the Corpus solvent• Now the question is how to keep the business solvent.• They are happy merely to be solvent.• Companies need to know that those with whom they are trading are solvent and can pay for goods and services supplied to them• We've been financially solvent for the last 5 years.• It has to be emphasised that Equitable is still solvent with very substantial assets irrespective of some recent withdrawals. stay/remain/keep solvent• Most people, even with the added burden of credit commitments, manage to remain solvent. Related topics: Chemistry solvent2 noun [countableC, uncountableU] HCa chemical that is used to dissolve another substance 溶剂 Examples from the Corpus solvent• His torturers poured a solvent down his nose that burned his throat.• The sensitivity can be improved and interference from other ions diminished by extracting the red colour with a solvent.• But a few may become heavy and frequent solvent misusers.• Their wastes include solvents, fuels, mine tailings, radioactive wastes, and unexploded bombs and shells.• Each layer is then subjected to a number of extractions with the other solvent.• Last year 15 year old Joanna Hughes died from burns, after fumes from the solvent she was sniffing caught fire.• Any surplus glue can be easily wiped off with a rag and then with solvent. From Longman Business Dictionary solventsol·vent /ˈsɒlvəntˈsɑːl-/ adjectiveadjFINANCEACCOUNTING having enough money to pay your debts at the time they must be paid Large companies that you think are solvent may not be. → opposite insolvent —solvency noun [uncountableU] The solvency of insurance companies is overseen by state insurance regulators.
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