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bank·rupt¹
/'b&NkrVpt/
adjective
1 bangkrut/pailit
(syn insolvent)
▪ They soon went bankrupt.
Meréka segera bangkrut.
▪ The company was declared bankrupt.
Perusahaan itu dinyatakan bangkrut.
▪ It seems that he is morally bankrupt as no new books have been published.
Nampaknya dia bangkrut secara moral karena tidak ada buku barunya yg diterbitkan.
2 (formal)
tak memiliki atau kehabisan nilai berharga
▪ [+ of sth]
 a society bankrupt of new ideas
masyarakat yg kehabisan idé baru

bank·rupt²
/'b&NkrVpt/
noun [countable] (hukum)
org yg bangkrut/pailit

bank·rupt³
/'b&NkrVpt/
verb [+object]
membangkrutkan; memailitkan
▪ All companies will be bankrupted if the law comes into force.
Semua perusahaan akan dibuat bangkrut jika undang2 itu diterapkan.

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