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Meanings of liquidator in English

Portuguese
homicida
Catalan
assassí
Spanish
asesino

A criminal who commits homicide (who performs the unlawful premeditated killing of another human being)

homicida
Catalan
liquidador

(Law) a person (usually appointed by a court of law) who liquidates assets or preserves them for the benefit of affected parties.

liquidador
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Examples for "receiver"
Examples for "receiver"
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I just wish it was Week 5, Broncos receiver Emmanuel Sanders said.
Reuters
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N.C. State answered with freshman wide receiver Nyheim Hines' 100-yard kickoff return.
Reuters
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But the question is -how shall we proceed against the receiver?
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He mouthed the words Thank you, and continued talking into the receiver.
Flesh and blood
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There was quite a long pause after she set down the receiver.
RING
Spanish
liquidador judicial

Officer who deals with assets and claims in a company liquidation.

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liquidador judicial
Usage of liquidator in English
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However, the liquidator has now confirmed that the shares do not exist.
The Irish Times
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Investors have not yet received anything from the liquidator, the FSA said.
Reuters
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The liquidation process started on June 24 and the liquidator Ratis Kft.
Reuters
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Julian Caplin of FGS was appointed liquidator yesterday in the High Court.
The Irish Times
5
Mr Justice Kelly appointed Dublin accountant Mr Tom Kavanagh as provisional liquidator.
The Irish Times
6
The Dublin company has appointed chartered accountant Mr Tim Regan as liquidator.
The Irish Times
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The creditors supported the company's appointment of Mr David Hughes as liquidator.
The Irish Times
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The tender failed, and a Hong Kong court appointed a provisional liquidator.
Reuters
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The IFA had nominated another accountant, Mr Ray Jackson, to be liquidator.
The Irish Times
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The development was purchased from a liquidator last year for an undisclosed consideration.
The Irish Times
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However, the near empty store is a sign of success for the liquidator.
News.com.au
12
Mr David Hughes, accountant, of Ernst and Young, was named liquidator.
The Irish Times
13
The High Court appointed Tom Kavanagh as liquidator to the business.
The Irish Times
14
The liquidator continued with collections efforts of all debt owing to the bank.
The South African
15
The High Court has confirmed the appointment of a liquidator to stockbrokers Bloxham.
The Irish Times
16
We inherited the company that guards this place from the liquidator.
The South African
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Liquidator through the time
Liquidator across language varieties
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