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1 ♦ mortgage
♦ mortgage /ˈmɔ:gɪdʒ/A n.(leg., anche fig.) ipoteca; ( per estens.) mutuo (ipotecario): to pay off a mortgage, levare (o estinguere) un'ipoteca; to take out a mortgage, accendere un'ipotecaB a. attr.● (fin.) mortgage-backed security, titolo con garanzia ipotecaria □ mortgage loan, prestito (o mutuo) ipotecario □ mortgage lending, concessione di mutui ipotecari □ (fin.) mortgage market, mercato delle ipoteche □ mortgage rate, tasso di interesse ipotecario □ mortgage register, registro delle ipoteche □ mortgage registry, conservatoria delle ipoteche □ registrar of mortgages, conservatore delle ipoteche.(to) mortgage /ˈmɔ:gɪdʒ/v. t.1 (leg.) ipotecare ( anche fig.); gravare (qc.) d'ipoteca: to mortgage one's house, ipotecare la propria casa2 (fig., spec. al passivo) dedicare; impegnare.
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