go bust
go into liquidation
Do they mean the same?
If I want to use them in past tense, do I say went bust/ went into liquidation?
e.g. The maccas across went into liquidation/bust last month
Thanks.
English question, please help?
2018-02-28 5:50 pm
回答 (2)
2018-02-28 5:54 pm
go bust and go into liquidation mean the same ..but what the hell does maccas across mean?
2018-02-28 6:34 pm
Not in legal terms.
To say that a company 'went bust' really only means that it failed - ceased trading.
Going into liquidation is a legal process and is far more complicated. Going into liquidation, going bankrupt, collapsing, calling in the receivers - they all mean that the company has failed, but you would really need to read a lot of legal definitions to understand them.
To say that a company 'went bust' really only means that it failed - ceased trading.
Going into liquidation is a legal process and is far more complicated. Going into liquidation, going bankrupt, collapsing, calling in the receivers - they all mean that the company has failed, but you would really need to read a lot of legal definitions to understand them.
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