Is the store with the supercheap flat screens going to go bust and thus not be there to honor the "free" extended warranty?
拥有超便宜平板屏幕的商店是否会破产，从而无法兑现“免费”延保？
如果他们破产，我们共担损失。
银行业没有破产。
公爵会破产吗？
Some of those speculators will go bust.
但这些投机者中的一些人会走向破产。
所有的暴涨，最后都会终结。
Companies usually go bust because they owe the bank too much.
公司陷入破产境地，往往是因为欠银行的钱太多。
If a car company goes into default, its suppliers may go bust, too.
如果一家汽车公司开始拖欠债务，其供应商可能也会跟着破产。
But then hardly anybody would buy our tickets and we would go bust.
但那样就不会有人购买我们的机票，我们也会因此而完蛋。
Can you imagine me explaining that to a Congressional committee if you guys go bust?
你们想想，如果你们失败了，我怎么跟那些国会议员解释呢？
Take on too much debt. Companies usually go bust because they owe the bank too much.
公司陷入破产境地，往往是因为欠银行的钱太多。
Here's the BBC's business editor Robert Peston to explain how whole countries can go bust.
这位是英国广播公司(BBC)的经济栏编辑罗伯特·佩斯顿。他向我们解释整个国家是如何破产的。
Companies have warned that they will go bust before January without an emergency cash injection.
两家公司都曾警告说如果不能在一月之前获得紧急资金注入，自己将会破产。
He says as many as a third of the fracking companies could go bust by the end of next year.
他预计，到明年底，可能会有多达三分之一的水力压裂服务公司破产。
They rarely go bust because they have no overheads, and stop only when the owners are too old to carry on.
零售商们很少会破产，因为他们没有管理费用，只有当业主年纪太大、难以为继之时他们才会终止生意。
It is a similar story in Mumbai, where flats are unsellable and property developers are beginning to go bust.
孟买也是同样的情形：公寓滞销，房地产开发商开始纷纷破产。
"Countries can go bust in a matter of weeks if the markets close to them," says one rating-agency executive.
“如果市场对其关闭，许多国家会在一个星期内崩溃，”一位评级机构执行官说。
The bank now has to manage the risk of replicating the index;the provider faces the risk that the bank might go bust.
银行现在必须管理复制指数所带来的风险，提供者则面临银行可能会破产倒闭的风险。
The bank now has to manage the risk of replicating the index; the provider faces the risk that the bank might go bust.
银行现在必须管理复制指数所带来的风险，提供者则面临银行可能会破产倒闭的风险。
Yet it is not necessarily the most indebted companies, or those bought at the height of the boom, that will go bust first.
然而那些过于杠杆经营的公司,或那些(被PE)在最高点买入的公司不一定就是最先破产的.
And a bank that faces a run by depositors, lacking the cash to meet their demands, may go bust even if the rumor was false.
而当发生挤兑时，银行如果没有足够的现金支付给存款者，就可能因为一句虚假的传言而导致破产。
Yet it is not necessarily the most indebted companies, or those bought at the height of the boom, that will go bust first.
然而那些过于杠杆经营的公司,或那些(被PE)在最高点买入的公司不一定就是最先破产的。
Investors are wary of lending to Banks for even a few months, because of the risk that they may go bust or run out of cash.
但投资者即便对于向银行出借数月现金也非常谨慎，因为风险在于银行有可能倒闭，或耗尽现金。
Unlike companies, countries cannot officially go bust so their creditors don't have the benefit of a clear insolvency framework.
国家与公司不同，不能正式破产，因此其债权人就不能从明确的破产框架中受益。
Continental Illinois in America and Johnson Matthey Bankers in Britain were rescued in 1984, because regulators judged that the Banks were large enough to rock the whole system should they go bust.
美国的ContinentalIllinois银行和英国的Johnson Matthey Bankers银行都在1984年被解救，因为规管者判断，这些银行已经足够大到，如果它们倒闭，将会撼动整个金融体系。
Continental Illinois in America and Johnson Matthey Bankers in Britain were rescued in 1984, because regulators judged that the Banks were large enough to rock the whole system should they go bust.
美国的ContinentalIllinois银行和英国的Johnson Matthey Bankers银行都在1984年被解救，因为规管者判断，这些银行已经足够大到，如果它们倒闭，将会撼动整个金融体系。
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