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Meanings of borrower in anglès
espanyol
prestatario català
prestatari Synonyms
Examples for "debtor"
Examples for "debtor"
1
A debtor contracts to pay a fixed sum in interest every year.
2
First, the creditor may simply contact the debtor directly and demand payment.
3
An insolvent debtor had spit in his face; he bore it smilingly.
4
The new company will take possession of debtor properties it deems suitable.
5
Yesterday the note fell due; my debtor asks a delay until to-morrow.
Usage of borrower in anglès
1
The ratings given largely determine the interest rate payable by the borrower.
2
Pakistan was the largest borrower, followed by Vietnam, India, China and Indonesia.
3
Already, rules limit a bank's exposure to a single borrower or industry.
4
The borrower will hold a site visit in one to two weeks.
5
In fact, it is the only borrower able to do so effectively.
6
The borrower on the credit is Hilton Worldwide Finance, LLC, sources added.
7
I had another incorrigible borrower in the person of old Betty B--.
8
The history of book-plates is largely the history of borrower versus lender.
9
When a borrower enters foreclosure, the companies must pay for the insurance.
10
It was his friend Georgy, the borrower of his clothes and horse.
11
He's called for providing that cancellation to every borrower for coronavirus relief.
12
That is one of the largest gaps of any U.S. corporate borrower.
13
Modifications aren't considered complete until after the borrower has made three payments.
14
Illinois, judged the second-riskiest borrower, pays less than half Puerto Rico's premium.
15
The borrower, who has two young children, was present and represented in court.
16
After the first year, the borrower will move to a variable interest rate.
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Borrower through the time
Borrower across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common