bail out

The phrase "bail out" typically refers to providing financial assistance or support to a person, organization, or entity that is facing financial difficulties or a crisis. It often involves providing funds to prevent bankruptcy, foreclosure, or collapse. Bailouts can be carried out by governments, financial institutions, or other parties, aiming to stabilize the situation and prevent further negative consequences. The term originated from the act of bailing water out of a sinking boat as a metaphor for rescuing something from imminent failure or disaster.


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