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单词 loan
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loannoun

uk/ləʊn/us/loʊn/

loan noun (SUM)

B1 [ C ] an amount of money that is borrowed, often from a bank, and has to be paid back, usually together with an extra amount of money that you have to pay as a charge for borrowing:

She's trying to get a $50,000 loan to start her own business.
We could apply for/take out a loan to buy a car.

More examples

  • I had to take out a bank loan to start my own business.
  • How much interest are you paying on the loan?
  • The loan must be repaid within a specified period.
  • Nowadays many students have to take out loans to top up their grants.
  • Her parents helped (her) out with a £500 loan.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Borrowing & lending

  • be in the hole idiom
  • borrow
  • bounce
  • call it quits idiom
  • call sth in
  • credit
  • debenture
  • fire sale
  • gearing
  • leverage
  • leveraged buyout
  • liability
  • liquidate
  • national debt
  • overpay
  • pay
  • put sth up
  • slate
  • term
  • tick

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loan noun (BORROW)

C1 [ C or U ] an act of borrowing or lending something:

Thank you very much for the loan of your bike.
This exhibit is on loan (= being borrowed/lent) from/to another museum.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Borrowing & lending

  • be in the hole idiom
  • borrow
  • bounce
  • call it quits idiom
  • call sth in
  • credit
  • debenture
  • fire sale
  • gearing
  • leverage
  • leveraged buyout
  • liability
  • liquidate
  • national debt
  • overpay
  • pay
  • put sth up
  • slate
  • term
  • tick

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on loan

If a football player is on loan, they are playing for a different club for a limited period of time:

He spent a month on loan at Newcastle.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Football/soccer

  • 18-yard box
  • 2 3 5
  • 4 3 2 1
  • 4 4 2
  • 4 5 1
  • crossbar
  • feint
  • footballing
  • futsal
  • game 39
  • game ball
  • ghost goal
  • give-and-go
  • relegation
  • Roy of the Rovers stuff
  • scissor kick
  • seal dribble
  • shin guard
  • shin pad
  • stoppage

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loanverb [ T ]

uk/ləʊn/us/loʊn/

to lend:

This library loans books and CDs.
[ + two objects ] I'd loan you the money if I could./I'd loan the money to you if I could.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Borrowing & lending

  • be in the hole idiom
  • borrow
  • bounce
  • call it quits idiom
  • call sth in
  • credit
  • debenture
  • fire sale
  • gearing
  • leverage
  • leveraged buyout
  • liability
  • liquidate
  • national debt
  • overpay
  • pay
  • put sth up
  • slate
  • term
  • tick

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loannoun [ C ]

uk/ləʊn/usFINANCE

money that someone borrows from a bank or other financial organization for a period of time during which they pay interest:

a loan to sb/sth The bank's portfolio of loans to commercial and industrial firms shrank from $15.7 billion the previous year to $12.7 billion.
get/take out/apply for a loan Before you take out a loan sit down and list all the money you have coming in.
pay off/pay back/repay a loan New restrictions require lenders to check a person's income and ability to repay the loan.
provide/give/make a loan World banks injected as much as $64 billion into global money markets to encourage banks to make loans again.
approve/refuse a loan
a low-interest/fixed-rate/interest-only loan
Banks and particularly building societies expect the amount of loans in arrears to increase.
See also
amortizing loan
back-to-back loan
bad loan
balloon loan
bank loan
bridge loan
bullet loan
call loan
commercial loan
consumer loan
convertible loan stock
corporate loan
credit-card loan
debt consolidation
discount loan
foreign loan
home equity loan
home loan
interest-free
irrecoverable loan
long-term loan
medium-term loan
non-performing
non-recourse
overnight loan
parallel loan
payday loan
performing loan
personal loan
property loan
rollover
secured loan
short-term loan
soft loan
syndicated
term loan
underlying loans
unsecured loan

loanverb [ T ]

uk/ləʊn/us

to lend someone something:

loan sb sth/loan sth to sb The finance report showed that a wealthy donor had loaned his campaign $1.15 million.
Lenders who loaned money for more than houses were worth have become victims of the economic downturn.
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