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out of business
collocation
no longer operating as a company that produces, buys, or sells goods and services:
This new tax will put a lot of small firms out of business.
A lot of hospitality venues went out of business during the pandemic.
See
business
The cafe has been out of business for nearly three years now.
The minister felt obliged to intervene or many companies would be forced out of business.
This time last year we were almost out of business, but there has been a fantastic turnaround.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Buying & selling - general words
all-you-can-eat
anti-consumer
anti-dumping
back order
barter
dealership
desk research
distribution channel
do business with someone/something
dumping
ebay
flood
pawn
pre-emption
pre-order
procurement
rewards card
shelf
tender
the bottom drops/falls out of the marketidiom
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