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bancarrota:
- bankrupt
- bankruptcy; wash-out; failure
Wiktionary:
- bancarrota → bankruptcy
- bancarrota → bankruptcy, collapse, bust, failure

Spanish

Detailed Translations for bancarrota from Spanish to English

bancarrota:

bancarrota adj

bancarrota (quiebra)
bankrupt
- bankrupt adj

bancarrota [la ~] noun

la bancarrota
the bankruptcy; the wash-out; the failure
- bankruptcy [the ~] noun
- wash-out [the ~] noun
- failure [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for bancarrota:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
bankrupt		fallido; quebrado
bankruptcy	bancarrota	quiebra
failure	bancarrota	ausencia; carencia; chasco; debacle; defecto; deficiencia; derrota; desacierto; descalabro; desperfecto; equivocación; error; fallo; falta; fiasco; fracaso; imperfección; incomparecencia; incumplimiento; malogro; metedura de pata; patinazo; pérdida
wash-out	bancarrota
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
bankrupt	bancarrota; quiebra	abatido; agrietado; arruinado; averiado; desgarrado

Related Words for "bancarrota":

bancarrotas

Synonyms for "bancarrota":

quiebra; ruina

Wiktionary Translations for bancarrota:

bancarrota

noun

legally declared or recognized condition of insolvency
- bankruptcy → bancarrota

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• bancarrota	→ bankruptcy	↔ Bankrott — Unfähigkeit, seinen Zahlungsverpflichtungen nachzukommen, finanzieller Zusammenbruch
• bancarrota	→ bankruptcy; collapse; bust	↔ Pleite — salopp: Unfähigkeit, die Kosten für finanzielle Verpflichtungen zu bestreiten
• bancarrota	→ bankruptcy	↔ faillissement — de toestand van iemand die, blijkens rechterlijk onderzoek, niet in staat is aan zijn financiële verplichtingen te voldoen.
• bancarrota	→ bankruptcy	↔ deconfiture — faillissement, bankroet
• bancarrota	→ bankruptcy; failure	↔ banqueroute — délit accompli par le commerçant ou dirigeant qui commet certaines fautes graves alors qu'avoir lieu le redressement ou la liquidation judiciaire du commerce ou de la société gérée, pour cause d’insolvabilité réelle ou feinte.