How to pronounce“liquidate”in English
nounsaved Chrysler simply because of those jobs, as I said, if we determined that Chrysler was not viable I think the President would've agreed with a recommendation to let it
liquidate but after a lot of hard work, I think everybody on the team agreed that Chrysler could be viable and that the
government could give its money back from Chrysler. It was more a question of whether it was something that government should do. Among the points that the people who thought
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Definitions of “liquidate”
Synonym of liquefy (“to make (something) into a liquid”); to liquidize.
“The Para rubber is of very fine quality, […] whilst the Ceara, a very inferior quality, often passes through a species of decomposition before arriving in this country, the heat of the ship's hold being sufficient to partially liquidate its substance.”
To make (a sound) less harsh.
Of an amount of money: ascertained, determined, fixed.
“I A. B. [here name and design the Granter] grant me to have instantly borrowed and received C. D. [here name and design the Creditor] the Sum of [insert the Sum] Sterling; which Sum I bind myself and my Heirs, Executors, and Representatives whomsoever, without the Necessity of discussing them in their Order, to repay […] with a Fifth Part more of liquidate Penalty in case of Failure, […]”
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