borrowed money的意思

borrowed money中文翻譯：

借入資本

相似詞語短語

borrow money───借錢；借債

borrowed time───超過預定的時間

borrowed times───借來的時間

；oad money───[金融]廣義貨幣，廣義貨幣供應量

narrow money───狹義貨幣

for one's money───某人所需要的；某人所向往的；對某人正合適的；依某人本人的意見

blood money───血腥錢

boot money───橄欖球球員穿某一指定廠牌球鞋出場所得的費用

hoard money───囤積錢財

雙語使用場景

The poor stationer was at the mercy of those from whom he borrowed money.───這可憐的文具商被他的債主們捏在了手心.

He borrowed money on his furniture.───他以自己的家具作抵押借錢.

As a student at UCLA, I bought a small Fiat on borrowed money.───當我在洛杉磯加大作學生時,借錢購買了一部細小的快意牌汽車.

You cannot establish sound security on borrowed money.───你不能依賴借來的錢建立健全的安全措施.

Hedge funds often use borrowed money.───對沖基金往往使用借來的錢.

They manage perhaps $ 2 trillion and rely heavily on borrowed money.───他們操縱著2萬億美元并且嚴重依賴于貸款.

S . dollars share . At the same time, Buffett also borrowed money - 20 U.───同時, 巴菲特還借了錢 —— 每股20美元以籌集資金投資.

So he borrowed money from his relatives and neighbors and went back to work on the mine.───于是他從親戚和鄰居那里借了錢，然后回到礦區工作。

After loosing all his money gambling, Stan borrowed money from his girlfriend.───斯坦賭輸了所有的錢之后從他女友那里借了錢.

He has never borrowed money from me.───他從未向我借過錢.

I borrowed money off him.───我向他借錢.

A sum of borrowed money ( principal ) that is generally repaid with interest.───借來的金額的總數 ( 本金 ),償還時一般都付以利息.

When you buy with borrowed money are some environments you can't withstand.───如果你總是借錢買東西,有時候形勢可能會讓你無法忍受.

He also borrowed money to meet the funeral expenses.───又借錢辦了喪事.

I have left the watch as pledge for borrowed money.───我留下這塊手表作為借款的抵押物.

The borrowed money was quilted in his belt.───將借來的錢縫入他的腰帶里.

英語使用場景

He borrowed money from me and didn't even have the common decency to pay me back.

On his return, he borrowed money from Harriet to settle debts from his continental fling.

Why spend so much borrowed money?

He borrowed money up to the limit that the bank allowed.

Wood borrowed money from a Gallatin bank to purchase fifteen minutes of time on Nobles's show.

He has never borrowed money from me.

The government borrowed money to bolster up the economy.

First, many large and seemingly reliable companies borrowed money from banks at low rates of interest.

The borrowed money was quilted in his belt.