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1 debt repayment
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2 debt
det(what one person owes to another: His debts amount to over $3,000; a debt of gratitude.) deuda- debtor- in debt
debt n deudato be in debt tener deudas / estar endeudadotr[det]1 (something owed) deuda; (indebtedness) endeudamiento\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in of debt tener deudas, estar endeudado,-ato be in somebody's debt estar en deuda con alguiento get into debt contraer deudas, endeudarseto pay off a debt saldar una deudato run up debts contraer deudas, endeudarsedebt collector cobrador,-ra de deudasdebt ['dɛt] n1) : deuda fto pay a debt: saldar una deuda2) indebtedness: endeudamiento mn.• adeudo s.m.• deber s.m.• deuda s.f.• débito s.m.deta) u ( indebtedness) endeudamiento mI'm $200 in debt — debo 200 dólares, tengo deudas por 200 dólares
to be in somebody's debt o in debt to somebody — (frml) estarle* en deuda a alguien, estar* en deuda con alguien
to get o run into debt — endeudarse, llenarse or cargarse* de deudas
to get/be out of debt — salir* de/no tener* deudas
b) c ( money owing) deuda f[det]1. N1) (=money owed) deuda fforeign debt — (Pol) deuda f externa or exterior
to be in debt (to sb) — tener deudas or estar endeudado (con algn)
to get into debt, run into debt, run up debts — contraer deudas
2) (fig)2.CPDdebt burden N — peso m de la deuda
debt collection N — cobro m de morosos
debt collector N — cobrador(a) m / f de morosos
debt forgiveness N — perdón m de la deuda
debt ratio N — tasa f de endeudamiento
debt relief N — alivio m de deuda
debt repayment N — (by individual, country) pago m de deudas
debt service, debt servicing N — (US) amortización f de la deuda
* * *[det]a) u ( indebtedness) endeudamiento mI'm $200 in debt — debo 200 dólares, tengo deudas por 200 dólares
to be in somebody's debt o in debt to somebody — (frml) estarle* en deuda a alguien, estar* en deuda con alguien
to get o run into debt — endeudarse, llenarse or cargarse* de deudas
to get/be out of debt — salir* de/no tener* deudas
b) c ( money owing) deuda f -
3 repay
ri'peipast tense, past participle - repaid; verb(to pay back: When are you going to repay the money you borrowed?; I must find a way of repaying his kindness / repaying him for his kindness.) devolver, pagarrepay vb devolver el dinero / pagartr[riː'peɪ]1 devolver■ have they repaid the loan? ¿han devuelto el préstamo?v.(§ p.,p.p.: repaid) = compensar v.• devolver v.• pagar v.• reembolsar v.• resarcir v.• retribuir v.'riː'peɪtransitive verb (past & past p repaid)a) \<\<money/loan\>\> devolver*; \<\<debt\>\> pagar*, cancelarb) \<\<kindness/hospitality/favor\>\> pagar*, corresponder ato repay somebody FOR something: I'd like to repay them for their kindness — quisiera corresponder a su amabilidad
[riː'peɪ](pt, pp repaid) VT [+ money] reembolsar, devolver; [+ debt] liquidar, pagar; [+ person] reembolsar, pagar; [+ kindness etc] devolver, corresponder a; [+ visit] devolver, pagarto repay sb in full — pagar or devolver a algn todo lo que se le debe
how can I ever repay you? — ¿podré corresponderle alguna vez?
* * *['riː'peɪ]transitive verb (past & past p repaid)a) \<\<money/loan\>\> devolver*; \<\<debt\>\> pagar*, cancelarb) \<\<kindness/hospitality/favor\>\> pagar*, corresponder ato repay somebody FOR something: I'd like to repay them for their kindness — quisiera corresponder a su amabilidad
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4 reschedule
tr[riː'ʃedjʊːl]v.• reprogramar v.'riː'skedʒuːl, ˌriː'ʃedjuːla) ( Fin) \<\<debt/repayments\>\> renegociarb) \<\<project/work\>\> volver* a planificar; \<\<meeting\>\> cambiar la hora/fecha de[ˌriː'ʃedjuːl](US) [ˌˌriː'skedjuːl] VT [+ meeting, visit, trip, programme] cambiar la fecha/hora de; [+ train service etc] cambiar el horario de; [+ repayments, debt] renegociar; [+ plans, course] volver a planificar* * *['riː'skedʒuːl, ˌriː'ʃedjuːl]a) ( Fin) \<\<debt/repayments\>\> renegociarb) \<\<project/work\>\> volver* a planificar; \<\<meeting\>\> cambiar la hora/fecha de
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