bails, bailed, bailing
to bail out
phrasal verb
Provide financial assistance to prevent failure
- 1The government decided to bail out the struggling bank.
- 2They needed funds to bail out the company from bankruptcy.
When someone bails out another person, they give them money to help them avoid a bad situation. It's like lending a hand to prevent something from going wrong financially.
Remember, "bail out" is often used in the context of businesses or governments receiving financial assistance. It's not just about helping individuals, but also organizations in trouble.
at the community center
Unexpected Financial Rescue
Matthew
I heard the community center was struggling financially.
Elizabeth
Yes, but thankfully, a local business decided to bail out the center.
Matthew
That's a relief! It would have been a shame to lose this place.
Elizabeth
Absolutely, it's such an important part of our community.
at a shopping center
A Timely Intervention
Donna
I heard your business was struggling last month.
Andrew
Yeah, it was tough, but my uncle decided to bail out the company.
Donna
That's great news! It must be a relief for everyone involved.
Andrew
Absolutely, it saved us from closing down.
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Similar to "to bail out":
- 1rescue
- 2support