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单词 loan
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You can go down either the credit card or personal loan route.Many of the businesses loaned money went bankrupt.These households are increasingly reliant on unsecured loans to make ends meet.But it came after two starring loan moves and two where he struggled.High street banks are about to be forced to redirect all the small business loan applications that they reject to a rival.She plans to reinvest profits to fund growth or get a bank loan, keeping outside investors at bay.The striker could not play against parent club Derby under the terms of his season-long loan deal.He was offloaded to their arch rivals for 300,000 last week after a loan spell at Portsmouth.The amount in loans outstanding within one year rose from 40 million the previous year to 180 million.The winner will be responsible for the payment of all tolls, congestion charges, parking or road traffic fines incurred during the loan period.Determined to end loan spell a winner.We look at whether it is still possible to get a loan.Ministers have rightly been reluctant to force banks to make uneconomic loans.Students would not face higher monthly repayments but would repay loans over longer periods.Now statistics show more than one in four loans are being rolled over.It also provides mentoring and access to loans.The whole episode confirms all your prejudices about payday loan sharks.This means that default on all these loans would place the banks in technical insolvency.You can offset personal loan interest against your tax bill if the loan is for business purposes.National solidarity was such that people paid their taxes and loaned the government money.They completed the renovations with a small loan and a bit of help from their parents.People are also concerned that fixing the loan to the property may make it harder to sell.This alone would reduce the need for businesses to go to banks for loans.She has no mortgage but has just taken out a loan for a car.So is this a good time to get a home loan or not?Anyone with credit card debts or personal loans will also face restrictions in the amount they can borrow.The lender also extends credit to businesses in need of small loans who have been refused by banks.To get the company off the ground the three entrepreneurs relied on their own savings together with personal loans from a bank.The noises from Athens suggest a deal to unlock extra loans for the country is close.The scheme lets employees benefit from the long-term loan of bikes and cycling accessories.The bank accounts for about 15 per cent of all home loans in the country.The Ipswich boss hopes to agree a season-long loan after getting the nod to strengthen his side.There has been interest from top-flight clubs in Spain in a loan move.He said that by switching more of the aid to loans, the Government could reinvest the cash.

In other languages
loan

British English: loan /ləʊn/ NOUN
A loan is a sum of money that you borrow.
She didn't have enough money to buy the car, so she got a loan.
  • American English: loan
  • Arabic: قَرْضٌ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: empréstimo
  • Chinese: 贷款
  • Croatian: pozajmica
  • Czech: půjčka
  • Danish: lån
  • Dutch: lening
  • European Spanish: préstamo
  • Finnish: laina
  • French: prêt argent
  • German: Darlehen
  • Greek: δάνειο
  • Italian: prestito
  • Japanese: 貸し付け
  • Korean: 대출금
  • Norwegian: lån
  • Polish: pożyczka
  • European Portuguese: empréstimo
  • Romanian: împrumut
  • Russian: ссуда
  • Latin American Spanish: préstamo
  • Swedish: lån
  • Thai: เงินกู้
  • Turkish: kredi
  • Ukrainian: позика
  • Vietnamese: tiền cho vay
British English: loan /ləʊn/ VERB
If you loan something to someone, you lend it to them.
He had kindly offered to loan us all the plants required for the exhibit.
  • American English: lend
  • Arabic: يُقرِضُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: emprestar
  • Chinese: 借给
  • Croatian: pozajmiti
  • Czech: půjčit
  • Danish: låne
  • Dutch: lenen
  • European Spanish: prestar
  • Finnish: lainata jollekulle
  • French: prêter
  • German: leihen
  • Greek: δανείζω
  • Italian: prestare
  • Japanese: 貸し付ける
  • Korean: 빌려주다
  • Norwegian: låne ut
  • Polish: pożyczyć
  • European Portuguese: emprestar
  • Romanian: a împrumuta
  • Russian: ссужать
  • Latin American Spanish: prestar
  • Swedish: låna
  • Thai: ให้กู้เงิน
  • Turkish: ödünç vermek
  • Ukrainian: позичати
  • Vietnamese: cho vay

Chinese translation of 'loan'

loan

(ləun)

n

  1. (c) (= sum of money) 贷(貸)款 (dàikuǎn) (, )
  2. (s) [of book, car, house etc] 借出 (jièchū)

vt

  1. to loan sth (out) to sb [money, thing] 把某物借给(給)某人 (bǎ mǒuwù jiègěi mǒurén)
to be on loan (to/from sb/sth) (从(從)某人/某处(處))借来(來) ((cóng mǒurén/mǒuchù) jièlái)
to give/offer sb the loan of sth 主动(動)提出借给(給)某人某物 (zhǔdòng tíchū jiè gěi mǒurén mǒuwù)

All related terms of 'loan'

(noun) 
Definition
money lent at interest for a fixed period of time
They want to make it easier for people to get a loan.
Synonyms
advance
She was paid a £100,000 advance for her next two novels.
credit
mortgage
accommodation
allowance
touch (slang)
overdraft
(verb) 
Definition
to lend (something, esp. money)
They asked us to loan our boat to them.
Synonyms
lend
Sometimes he'd lend me the price of a haircut.
allow
credit
advance
I advanced him some money, which he promised to repay.
accommodate
let out

Synonyms of 'loan'

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