lenders的意思

lenders中文翻譯：

n.（Lenders）人名；（德）倫德斯

n.放款人；出借方（lender的復數）

相似詞語短語

payday lenders───發薪日貸款商

雙語使用場景

Private individuals with money to lend are more difficult to find than traditional lenders.───有錢借的個人比傳統的放貸者更難找。

Maybe you could gather capital from other sources, smaller loans from more lenders.───也許你可以從其他渠道籌集資金，從更多的貸款人那里獲得小額貸款。

Financial institutions act as intermediaries between lenders and borrowers.───金融機構充當貸方和借方的中間人。

Nobody wants to see a repeat of the devastating crash of the early 1980s, which drove hundreds of farms and lenders out of business.───沒有人想看到20世紀80年代初毀滅性崩潰的那一幕重演，迫使數百農田和放貸者無法運行。

Personal auto loan is referred to the RMB secured loan provided to borrowers by lenders used for buying autos.───我行開辦的個人汽車消費貸款是指銀行向申請購買汽車的借款人發放的人民幣擔保貸款。

The only direct reform of that industry would be in federal oversight of how states regulate mortgage lenders.───這個行業唯一的直接改革將在于聯邦監督各州規管抵押貸款機構。

So, while this is called a "Greek bailout" , it is in effect just as much about bailing out the foolish lenders in France and Germany.───因此，盡管被稱為“希臘救援”，實際上更像是救援那些愚蠢的法國和德國放款人。

This was designed not so much to shield the peripheral countries from a market run as it was to "bail in" private lenders.───這樣的設計顯然不能夠把邊緣國家從市場泥淖中拯救出來，因為它會將私人貸款者來下水。

Some lenders will take into account only two incomes when deciding how much to lend.───有些貸款人在決定借給多少錢時，只考慮有兩筆收入的人。

英語使用場景

Several lenders are offering very attractive rates of interest at the moment.

Lenders in general often appeared to be financing the tempting rates offered to first-time buyers at the expense of existing borrowers.

Financial institutions act as intermediaries between lenders and borrowers.

Wholesale-financed lenders, already charging 14.75 percent, will face pressure to raise their rates close to 16 percent.

The smaller local lenders charge high interest rates.

The arrangement presumes that both lenders and borrowers are rational.

Lenders advertising the same APRs sent in different answers.

Traditionally, lenders have calculated the interest annually, which means you effectively pay interest on money you no longer owe.

Lenders rely on the misplaced loyalty of existing borrowers to make their profit.