The company actually went bankrupt in 1996 because it could not compete with Boeing's 737.

实际上制造公司已在1996年破产，原因是无法与波音737型飞机竞争。

A total of 83 countries have become bankrupt in the last 200 years.

在过去的 200 年里， 共有 83 个国家破产。

AIG had insured billions of dollars worth of shaking mortgage bag securities and was about to go bankrupted in September of 2008.

美国国际集团已确保数十亿美元足以动摇抵押贷款包中的证券，并在2008年9月破产。

A new report shows over 3,100 companies went bankrupt in the April-September period in Japan, up about 7 percent year on year.

一份新报告显示，在 4 月至 9 月期间，日本有超过 3100 家公司破产，同比增长约 7%。

So far, they're not officially bankrupt. In China, the bankruptcy process is not as smooth and orderly as it is in the US or the UK.

到目前为止，他们还没有正式破产。在中国，破产程序并不像在美国或英国那样顺利有序。

Pinhead doesn't need to eat and drink, and you can't keep the magnet on forever because the electric bill will bankrupt you in no time at all.

Pinhead 不需要吃喝，你也不能永远开着磁铁， 因为电费很快就会让你破产。

However, normally the term " bankrupt, " in the context that we're hearing it here, refers to a failure of your business, that your business will lose money and that you will lose your business in effect.

然而，通常“破产” 一词，在我们在这里听到的上下文中，指的是你的业务失败， 你的企业将赔钱， 你将失去你的业务。