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10 Language-to-English Dictionariescrise de liquidité
Pronunciation / Transliteration: kriz də li.ki.di.te
"La banque centrale a pris des mesures pour éviter une crise de liquidité."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A sudden, acute shortage of cash or liquid assets across a financial market, banking system, or enterprise, making it difficult or impossible to meet short-term obligations.
"The central bank intervened aggressively to prevent a severe liquidity crisis from spreading through the interbank lending market." - 2
An economic condition in which assets cannot be easily converted into cash without suffering a significant loss in value.
"Real estate investors faced a liquidity crisis when property sales completely froze during the downturn."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term combines 'liquidity' (derived from the Latin 'liquidus', meaning fluid or wet, entering English in the late 16th century, later adopting financial connotations of cash availability in the 19th century) and 'crisis' (from the Greek 'krisis', meaning turning point or decision, via Latin). As a compound economic term, it gained widespread currency in the 20th and 21st centuries during major financial panics and recessions to describe sudden shortages of cash.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Liquidity crisis" is said worldwide
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crise de liquidité
Transliteration: kriz də li.ki.di.te
"La banque centrale a pris des mesures pour éviter une crise de liquidité."
Liquiditätskrise
Transliteration: likviˈdɪtɛːtsˌkʁiːzə
"Das Unternehmen geriet durch ausbleibende Zahlungen in eine schwere Liquiditätskrise."
crisi di liquidità
Transliteration: kri.zi di li.kwiˈdi.tav
"Il mercato azionario ha reagito male alla notizia di una possibile crisi di liquidità."
crisis de liquidez
Transliteration: kri.sis de liˈki.ðes
"El gobierno implementó fondos de rescate para evitar una crisis de liquidez."
crise de liquidez
Transliteration: kri.zi dʒi li.kiˈdɛj.zis
"A instituição financeira enfrentou uma grave crise de liquidez no último trimestre."
तरलता संकट
Transliteration: taraltā saṅkaṭ
"बैंकों में नकदी की कमी के कारण एक बड़ा तरलता संकट उत्पन्न हो गया।"
流动性危机
Transliteration: liúdòngxìng wēijī
"央行注入资金以缓解市场的流动性危机。"
유동성 위기
Transliteration: yudongseong wigi
"기업들은 금리 인상으로 인해 심각한 유동성 위기를 겪고 있다."
流動性危機
Transliteration: ryūdōsei kiki
"市場全体が深刻な流動性危機に見舞われている。"
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