bail-out

基本解釋

The cheapest bail-out in the world, as he initially called it, turned into one of the costliest.
世界上最便宜的紓睏，正如他最初所叫的，逐漸縯變成了最昂貴的紓睏之一了。
After all, the treaty that created the euro contains a “no bail-out” clause that prohibits one country from assuming the debts of another.
畢竟創(chuàng)立歐元區(qū)的協(xié)議包含了“沒(méi)有救援”的條款，這項(xiàng)條款禁止一國(guó)的債務(wù)由另一國(guó)來(lái)承擔(dān)。
Bank of Cyprus, the country’s largest lender and a crucial investor in government debt, warned this week that the sovereign faced an “imminent” bail-out.
塞浦路斯銀行，這個(gè)國(guó)家最大的貸款人和政府債券主要的投資者，這周發(fā)出警告稱(chēng)本國(guó)將需要得到緊急援助。

the retention bonuses were put in place at the beginning of 2008, before AIG received any bail-out money.
Germany is a major part of the European Union bail-out plan for Greece.
The Emirate's Central Bank has said it will not give an unconditional bail-out to Dubai World, but look at components of the company to see if they are worth saving.

But such agreements promise liquidity rather than a bail-out—which, many would argue, is just as well.
ECONOMIST: South-East Asian currencies

If you bail someone out, you help them out of a difficult situation, often by giving them money.
&rarrsee also bailout
If you bail someone out, you pay bail on their behalf.
If a pilot bails out of an aircraft that is crashing, he or she jumps from it, using a parachute to land safely.
&rarrsee bail