bailout in Japanese
bailout in Japanese is 救済 — bailout means a rescue, especially money provided to save a struggling company, bank, or economy from collapse.
bailout in Japanese
救済
Pronounced: kyuusai
A rescue, especially a financial rescue.
What does "bailout" mean?
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noun A rescue, especially money provided to save a struggling company, bank, or economy from collapse.
"The bank only survived the crisis thanks to a government bailout."
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noun The act of parachuting out of an aircraft in an emergency.
"The pilot's bailout came seconds before the jet crashed."
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bailout in a sentence
- The bank only survived the crisis thanks to a government bailout.
- The pilot's bailout came seconds before the jet crashed.
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What is "bailout" in Japanese?
"bailout" in Japanese is 救済. bailout means: A rescue, especially money provided to save a struggling company, bank, or economy from collapse.
How do you pronounce 救済?
"bailout" in Japanese is 救済, pronounced "kyuusai".
How do you use "bailout" in a sentence?
Example: "The bank only survived the crisis thanks to a government bailout." In Japanese, "bailout" is 救済.
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