bail out
Intermediate (B1)informal
To help someone get out of a bad situation, or to jump out of a plane with a parachute, or to leave something before it gets worse.
"The government decided to bail out the struggling airline with emergency funding."
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either bail out the currency or bail out the bond market.
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The Diary Of A CEO · 91:38
We bail out the markets.
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We bail out the markets.
The Quiet Art of Leading Any Conversation - Jefferson Fisher
Chris Williamson · 50:31
I' I'd bail out.
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Chris Williamson · 8:11
I' I'd bail out.