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receivership /rɪsiːvəʃɪp; name -vərʃ-/ noun [uncountable, countable] (law 法律) a situation where the financial affairs of a company are being controlled by a receiver, because it has no money 破产管理；破产产业接管◆five hundred jobs were lost last year when the company went into receivership. 去年，当这家公司接受破产管理时，有五百人失业。◆her company has been in receivership for six months now. 她的公司接受破产管理至今已有六个月。⨁ be in / be placed in / go into receivership被接管；被置于破产接管；进入破产管理 ☞ receivership re·ceiv·er·ship /rɪ`sivəˏʃɪp; rɪˈsiːvəʃɪp/n [u] go into receivership if a business goes into receivership, control of it is taken by an official receiver because it has too many debts ［破产公司］由破产管理人管理 |