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单词 loan
释义
loan
noun
uk
/ləʊn/us
/loʊn/

loannoun(SUM)

B1[C]
anamountofmoneythat isborrowed, often from abank, and has to bepaidback, usually together with anextraamountofmoneythat you have topayas achargeforborrowing:
贷款，借款
She'stryingtogeta $50,000 loan tostarther ownbusiness.为了开办自己的公司，她正在争取一笔5万美元的贷款。
We couldapplyfor/take outa loan tobuyacar.我们可以申请贷款去买汽车。
More examples
  • I had to take out abankloan tostartmy ownbusiness.
  • How muchinterestare youpayingon the loan?
  • The loan must berepaidwithin aspecifiedperiod.
  • Nowadays manystudentshave to take out loans totopuptheirgrants.
  • Herparentshelped(her) out with a £500 loan.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Borrowing & lending
  • amortizable
  • amortization
  • arrears
  • bad debt
  • bonded
  • borrow
  • borrowing
  • credit rating
  • holiday
  • IOU
  • leveraged buyout
  • over-borrowed
  • overdraft
  • overpayment
  • pay downsomething
  • pay off
  • paysomeone/somethingback
  • reschedule
  • secure
  • straight
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loannoun(BORROW)

C1[CorU]
anactofborrowingorlendingsomething:
借入；借出
Thank you very much for the loanofyourbike.谢谢你把自行车借给我。
Thisexhibitisonloan(= beingborrowed/lent)from/toanothermuseum.这件展品是从另一家博物馆借来的／出借给了另一家博物馆。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Borrowing & lending
  • amortizable
  • amortization
  • arrears
  • bad debt
  • bonded
  • borrow
  • borrowing
  • credit rating
  • holiday
  • IOU
  • leveraged buyout
  • over-borrowed
  • overdraft
  • overpayment
  • pay downsomething
  • pay off
  • paysomeone/somethingback
  • reschedule
  • secure
  • straight
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on loan
If afootballplayeris on loan, they areplayingfor a differentclubfor alimitedperiodoftime:
（足球队员）被（其他俱乐部）租借
Hespentamonthon loan at Newcastle.他被租给了纽卡斯尔一个月时间。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Football/soccer
  • 18-yard box
  • 2 3 5
  • 4 3 2 1
  • 4 4 2
  • 4 5 1
  • football pools
  • footgolfer
  • formation
  • foul throw
  • four five one
  • four four two
  • nutmeg
  • premiership
  • professional foul
  • promedios
  • rabona
  • reducer
  • relegation zone
  • sweeper
  • woodwork
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loan
verb[T]
uk
/ləʊn/us
/loʊn/
tolend:
借出；贷与
ThislibraryloansbooksandCDs.这家图书馆可以外借图书和光盘。
[+ two objects]I'd loan you themoneyif I could./I'd loan themoneytoyou if I could.我要是能借肯定会借给你这笔钱的。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Borrowing & lending
  • amortizable
  • amortization
  • arrears
  • bad debt
  • bonded
  • borrow
  • borrowing
  • credit rating
  • holiday
  • IOU
  • leveraged buyout
  • over-borrowed
  • overdraft
  • overpayment
  • pay downsomething
  • pay off
  • paysomeone/somethingback
  • reschedule
  • secure
  • straight
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(Definition ofloanfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

loan| American Dictionary

loan
noun[C/U]
us
/loʊn/
anactoflendingsomething,esp. asumofmoneythat that has to bepaidback withinterest(= anadditionalamountofmoneythat is apercentageof theamountborrowed), or anamountofmoneythat has beenlent:
[U]Thanks for the loan ofyourbike.
[C]Mybrotherrepaidhisstudentloan within fiveyears.
Thepaintingison loanto the Metropolitan Museum of Art(= has beenlentto it,esp. for more than ashortperiodoftime).
loan
verb[T]
us
/loʊn/
tolendsomething,esp.money:
Can you loan me $10 untilpayday?
(Definition ofloanfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

loan| Business English

loan
noun[C]
FINANCE
uk
/ləʊn/us
moneythat someoneborrowsfrom abankor otherfinancialorganizationfor aperiodoftimeduring which theypayinterest:
a loan to sb/sthThe bank'sportfolioof loans tocommercialandindustrialfirmsshrankfrom $15.7billionthepreviousyearto $12.7billion.
get/take out/apply for a loanBefore you take out a loansitdown andlistall themoneyyou have coming in.
pay off/pay back/repay a loanNewrestrictionsrequirelenderstochecka person'sincomeandabilitytorepaythe loan.
provide/give/make a loanWorldbanksinjectedas much as $64billionintoglobalmoneymarketstoencouragebanksto make loans again.
approve/refusea loan
alow-interest/fixed-rate/interest-only loan
Banks andparticularlybuildingsocietiesexpecttheamountofloans inarrearstoincrease.
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-freeadjective
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
loan
verb[T]
uk
/ləʊn/us
tolendsomeone something:
loan sb sth/loan sth to sbThefinancereportshowedthat awealthydonorhad loaned hiscampaign$1.15 million.
Lenders wholoanedmoneyfor more thanhouseswereworthhavebecomevictimsof theeconomicdownturn.
Compare
lend
(Definition ofloanfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofloan

loan
A huge part of national revenue was always spent paying interest on previous loans.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The move away from project loans and towards structural adjustment loans in the 1980s does not diminish the main thrust of this argument.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Although bank loans are a vitally important source of finance, this is not to the complete exclusion of equity issues.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Patrons attach clients to themselves by extending loans to the latter in times of crisis.
From theCambridge English Corpus
As is to be expected such loans are liquid and generate income.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Most loans for financing international trade and investment, etc., are made by individual banks to their customers without the assistance of other banks.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In most cases this involves the provision of bank loans.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Even the bank manager takes participation in the project into account when considering loans to co-operatives.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Routines are also in operation for other grammatical categories, such as gender, and frequently one gender class becomes the unmarked option for loans.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Adapted loans will also fit into the phonotactic patterns and follow the phonological processes of the recipient language.
From theCambridge English Corpus
However, the semi-speakers use predominantly suffixation, which is now the only productive strategy with loans or new analogical forms.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Could a policy of demand management, involving deficit spending out of loans, have achieved full employment in the 1930s?
From theCambridge English Corpus
In conclusion, there seems to be more agreement on length in trisyllabic loans, which most assumed to have been short, although for different reasons.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Since 1995, some areas have changed the grants to loans in order to encourage more efficient use of the funds.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A zero nominal interest rate on discount window loans is optimal in this setting for two reasons.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithloan

loan

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auto loan
The same scheme refers to anautoloan.
From
Wikipedia
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car loan
After repaying thecarloan, the dad may not have much money to pay towards the children's upkeep, but the family has pooled its resources.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
construction loan
Finance was in essence a two-stage process, captured in modern parlance by the terms: 'short-termconstructionloan', and then 'permanent financing' as with a long-term mortgage.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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