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1 debt
nounSchuld, dieNational Debt — Staatsverschuldung, die
get out of debt — aus den Schulden herauskommen
be in somebody's debt — in jemandes Schuld stehen
* * *[det]- academic.ru/18797/debtor">debtor- in debt* * *[det]na \debt of gratitude eine Dankesschuld geh2. FINto pay back [or off] \debts Schulden abzahlen [o begleichen]to pay off a \debt eine Schuld begleichento reschedule a \debt umschuldento run up a [huge] \debt [enorme] Schulden machento be out of \debt schuldenfrei seinto be [heavily] in \debt to sb [or in sb's \debt] [große] Schulden bei jdm haben; ( fig) [tief] in jds Schuld stehen* * *[det]1. n(= money owed, obligation) Schuld for honor (US) — Ehrenschuld f, Verschuldung f der öffentlichen Hand
to be £5 in debt — £ 5 Schulden haben (to bei)
he is in my debt (for money) — er hat Schulden bei mir; (for help etc) er steht in meiner Schuld
to run or get into debt — Schulden machen, sich verschulden
to get out of debt — aus den Schulden herauskommen
to repay a debt (lit, fig) —
2. attrSchulden-debt relief/forgiveness — Schuldenerlass m
debt burden — Schulden pl
* * *debt [det] s1. Schuld f, besonders WIRTSCH, JUR Forderung f:debt counsel(l)ing Schuldnerberatung f;debt of hono(u)r Ehren-, besonders Spielschuld;debt of gratitude Dankesschuld;owe sb a debt of gratitude, be in sb’s debt jemandem Dank schulden, in jemandes Schuld stehen;pay one’s debt to nature den Weg alles Irdischen gehen, sterben;be in debt Schulden haben, verschuldet sein;be in debt to sb for £100 jemandem 100 Pfund schulden;be out of debt schuldenfrei sein3. REL Sünde f* * *nounSchuld, dieNational Debt — Staatsverschuldung, die
get or run into debt — in Schulden geraten; sich verschulden
* * *n.Schuld -en f.Verpflichtung f.
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