Definition of borrower in English:

borrower

noun ˈbɒrəʊəˈbɑroʊər

1A person or organization that takes and uses something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it.
my last pair of secateurs were ruined by a careless borrower
hundreds of thousands of borrowers of aircraft fly without any insurance
Example sentencesExamples
- The habitual borrower borrows things more frequently and uses them as their own.
- Joe, the chronic borrower, approached his neighbor and asked, "Ray, may I borrow your axe?"
- The lender remembers things the borrower forgets.
- My homeboy is a constant borrower of everybody's stuff.
- So how do you know if you run into one these untrustworthy borrowers among your friends?
1. 1.1 A person or organization that takes out a loan from a bank under an agreement to pay it back later, typically with interest.
  most mortgage borrowers pay far too much interest
  companies that provided credit cards to high-risk borrowers
  Example sentencesExamples
  The bank owes no duty to the borrower to assess his capacity to repay.
  On advancing funds, each bank will be in a debtor-creditor relationship with the borrower.
  Without an express provision, there is some uncertainty whether a borrower can make early repayment.
  The fact that they had had a longstanding relationship with the borrowers may have influenced the court in finding a fiduciary relationship.
  Credit brokerage involves the introduction of a would-be borrower to a credit provider.
  The second issue is the need to transfer the benefit of any security given by the borrower to the participant.
  Even only a slight increase in the interest rate would put a great deal of pressure on borrowers.
  An assignment does not require the borrower's consent, but novation requires the consent of all the parties.
  A right to make early repayments is usually available to the borrower.
  In practice, very few loans are cancelled by a borrower against the bank's will.
2. 1.2 A person who is registered to take books from a library for a fixed period of time.
  her books continue to be popular among library borrowers into the twenty-first century
  Example sentencesExamples
  Borrowers will be notified by email when library search requests have been located.
  The doors have been open to book borrowers for 95 years, but today are in danger of being shuttered because of budget woes.
  This provides access to the material holdings of our libraries to borrowers in the United States and Canada.
  This statewide courier system would unify public libraries by introducing one card for borrowers.
  Most e-book borrowers are in tune with their libraries and call themselves heavy readers in all formats.

Definition of borrower in US English:

borrower

nounˈbärōərˈbɑroʊər

1A person or organization that takes and uses something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it.
my last pair were ruined by a careless borrower
hundreds of thousands of renters and borrowers of aircraft fly without any insurance
Example sentencesExamples
- The lender remembers things the borrower forgets.
- The habitual borrower borrows things more frequently and uses them as their own.
- So how do you know if you run into one these untrustworthy borrowers among your friends?
- My homeboy is a constant borrower of everybody's stuff.
- Joe, the chronic borrower, approached his neighbor and asked, "Ray, may I borrow your axe?"
1. 1.1 A person or organization that takes out a loan from a bank under an agreement to pay it back later, typically with interest.
  most mortgage borrowers pay far too much interest
  companies that provided credit cards to high-risk borrowers
  Example sentencesExamples
  In practice, very few loans are cancelled by a borrower against the bank's will.
  On advancing funds, each bank will be in a debtor-creditor relationship with the borrower.
  A right to make early repayments is usually available to the borrower.
  An assignment does not require the borrower's consent, but novation requires the consent of all the parties.
  The second issue is the need to transfer the benefit of any security given by the borrower to the participant.
  Credit brokerage involves the introduction of a would-be borrower to a credit provider.
  Even only a slight increase in the interest rate would put a great deal of pressure on borrowers.
  Without an express provision, there is some uncertainty whether a borrower can make early repayment.
  The bank owes no duty to the borrower to assess his capacity to repay.
  The fact that they had had a longstanding relationship with the borrowers may have influenced the court in finding a fiduciary relationship.
2. 1.2 A person who is registered to take books from a library for a fixed period of time.
  her books continue to be popular among library borrowers into the twenty-first century
  Example sentencesExamples
  This provides access to the material holdings of our libraries to borrowers in the United States and Canada.
  The doors have been open to book borrowers for 95 years, but today are in danger of being shuttered because of budget woes.
  Borrowers will be notified by email when library search requests have been located.
  This statewide courier system would unify public libraries by introducing one card for borrowers.
  Most e-book borrowers are in tune with their libraries and call themselves heavy readers in all formats.

单词	borrower
释义	Definition of borrower in English: borrower noun ˈbɒrəʊəˈbɑroʊər 1A person or organization that takes and uses something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it. my last pair of secateurs were ruined by a careless borrower hundreds of thousands of borrowers of aircraft fly without any insurance Example sentencesExamples The habitual borrower borrows things more frequently and uses them as their own. Joe, the chronic borrower, approached his neighbor and asked, "Ray, may I borrow your axe?" The lender remembers things the borrower forgets. My homeboy is a constant borrower of everybody's stuff. So how do you know if you run into one these untrustworthy borrowers among your friends? 1.1 A person or organization that takes out a loan from a bank under an agreement to pay it back later, typically with interest. most mortgage borrowers pay far too much interest companies that provided credit cards to high-risk borrowers Example sentencesExamples The bank owes no duty to the borrower to assess his capacity to repay. On advancing funds, each bank will be in a debtor-creditor relationship with the borrower. Without an express provision, there is some uncertainty whether a borrower can make early repayment. The fact that they had had a longstanding relationship with the borrowers may have influenced the court in finding a fiduciary relationship. Credit brokerage involves the introduction of a would-be borrower to a credit provider. The second issue is the need to transfer the benefit of any security given by the borrower to the participant. Even only a slight increase in the interest rate would put a great deal of pressure on borrowers. An assignment does not require the borrower's consent, but novation requires the consent of all the parties. A right to make early repayments is usually available to the borrower. In practice, very few loans are cancelled by a borrower against the bank's will. 1.2 A person who is registered to take books from a library for a fixed period of time. her books continue to be popular among library borrowers into the twenty-first century Example sentencesExamples Borrowers will be notified by email when library search requests have been located. The doors have been open to book borrowers for 95 years, but today are in danger of being shuttered because of budget woes. This provides access to the material holdings of our libraries to borrowers in the United States and Canada. This statewide courier system would unify public libraries by introducing one card for borrowers. Most e-book borrowers are in tune with their libraries and call themselves heavy readers in all formats. Definition of borrower in US English: borrower nounˈbärōərˈbɑroʊər 1A person or organization that takes and uses something belonging to someone else with the intention of returning it. my last pair were ruined by a careless borrower hundreds of thousands of renters and borrowers of aircraft fly without any insurance Example sentencesExamples The lender remembers things the borrower forgets. The habitual borrower borrows things more frequently and uses them as their own. So how do you know if you run into one these untrustworthy borrowers among your friends? My homeboy is a constant borrower of everybody's stuff. Joe, the chronic borrower, approached his neighbor and asked, "Ray, may I borrow your axe?" 1.1 A person or organization that takes out a loan from a bank under an agreement to pay it back later, typically with interest. most mortgage borrowers pay far too much interest companies that provided credit cards to high-risk borrowers Example sentencesExamples In practice, very few loans are cancelled by a borrower against the bank's will. On advancing funds, each bank will be in a debtor-creditor relationship with the borrower. A right to make early repayments is usually available to the borrower. An assignment does not require the borrower's consent, but novation requires the consent of all the parties. The second issue is the need to transfer the benefit of any security given by the borrower to the participant. Credit brokerage involves the introduction of a would-be borrower to a credit provider. Even only a slight increase in the interest rate would put a great deal of pressure on borrowers. Without an express provision, there is some uncertainty whether a borrower can make early repayment. The bank owes no duty to the borrower to assess his capacity to repay. The fact that they had had a longstanding relationship with the borrowers may have influenced the court in finding a fiduciary relationship. 1.2 A person who is registered to take books from a library for a fixed period of time. her books continue to be popular among library borrowers into the twenty-first century Example sentencesExamples This provides access to the material holdings of our libraries to borrowers in the United States and Canada. The doors have been open to book borrowers for 95 years, but today are in danger of being shuttered because of budget woes. Borrowers will be notified by email when library search requests have been located. This statewide courier system would unify public libraries by introducing one card for borrowers. Most e-book borrowers are in tune with their libraries and call themselves heavy readers in all formats.
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