dài kuǎn
a loan
CL:筆|笔[bi3]
to provide a loan (e.g. bank)
to raise a loan (from e.g. a bank)
dài
to lend on interest
to borrow
a loan
leniency
to make excuses
to pardon
to forgive
gāo lì dài
loan shark
high-interest loan
usury
jiè dài
to borrow or lend money
debit and credit items on a balance sheet
zé wú páng dài
to be duty bound
to be one's unshrinkable responsibility
cún dài kuǎn
savings deposits and loans
cì dài wēi jī
subprime mortgage crisis
abbr. for 次級房屋信貸危機|次级房屋信贷危机[ci4 ji2 fang2 wu1 xin4 dai4 wei1 ji1]
cì dài
subprime lending
abbr. for 次級貸款|次级贷款[ci4 ji2 dai4 kuan3]
yōu huì dài kuǎn
loan on favorable terms
concessionary loan
soft loan
dài fāng
credit side (of a balance sheet)
creditor
lender
xìn dài jǐn suō
credit crunch
to tighten lending
yán chéng bù dài
to punish severely (idiom)
xìn dài wēi jī
credit crisis
see also 次貸危機|次贷危机[ci4 dai4 wei1 ji1]
nóng dài
(government) loan to agriculture
cì jí dài kuǎn
subprime lending
abbr. to 次貸|次贷
huó qī dài kuǎn
demand loan (i.e. loan that the borrower can demanded back at any time)
xìn dài yǎn shēng chǎn pǐn
credit derivative (in finance)
xìn dài wéi yuē diào qī
credit default swap (finance)
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