Why do the largest banks need the biggest bailout?
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Bailout
//ˈbeɪlˌaʊt//
Synonyms for "bailout"
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Translations
23 translations across 11 languages.
Catalan
2 entries- rescat noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- rescat financer noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 企業救濟 /企业救济 noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- 救助 noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- 緊急援助 /紧急援助 noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
German
2 entries- Notverkauf noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- Rettungsaktion noun (backup supply of air in scuba diving)
Indonesian
1 entries- penyelamatan noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
Italian
2 entries- bailout noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- salvataggio noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
Japanese
1 entries- 救済 noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
Polish
2 entries- awaryjne źródło gazu noun (backup supply of air in scuba diving)
- kaucja noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
Russian
2 entries- вы́ручка noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- спасе́ние noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
Spanish
4 entries- auxilio financiero noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- rescate financiero noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- socorro financiero noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- suministro de escapada noun (backup supply of air in scuba diving)
Swedish
1 entries- räddningsaktion noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
Turkish
3 entries- kefaletle serbest bırakma noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
- kurtarma noun (backup supply of air in scuba diving)
- mali yardım noun (a rescue, especially a financial rescue)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
All depositors with over €100,000 in Southern Cypriot banks will now have to pay 9.9 percent levy on their savings as part of a €10 billion bailout plan agreed on Friday, March 15.
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We need a bailout.
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How confident are you that the bailout bill will stabilize the economy?
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