bad debt

英 [ˌbæd ˈdet]

美 [ˌbæd ˈdet]

n.  坏账; 呆账; 倒账

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牛津词典

noun

• 坏账；呆账；倒账
  a debt that is unlikely to be paid

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 坏账；呆账
  Abad debtis a sum of money that has been lent but is not likely to be repaid.
  1. The bank set aside £1.1 billion to cover bad debts from business failures.
     银行留出11亿英镑以抵消因企业倒闭而产生的坏账。

英英释义

noun

• a debt that is unlikely to be repaid

双语例句

• "The waves of bad debt will just keep coming," he says.
  “坏账潮将不断一波波地涌来。”他说。
• If it's a small amount we write it off as a bad debt.
  如果金额小，就作为坏账注销；
• The company's accounting method of bad debt loss is adopted by the specific identification.
  坏帐损失的核算方法为个别认定法。
• The current build-up of bad debt may very well do the same.
  当前这种不良贷款的累积，很有可能也会造成同样的后果。
• The move would ostensibly move all the bad debt from the banks to the government.
  此举表面上会将所有不良债务从银行转移至政府手中。
• A plan to let the government take an ownership stake in troubled companies as part of the rescue, rather than just buying bad debt, also was under intense negotiation.
  一个计划，让政府采取了股份公司在动荡的一部分，救援，而不是仅仅购买坏帐，也正在紧张的谈判。
• She says American investment banks have made excessive loans, which created a real estate bubble and made the lenders insolvent on bad debt.
  她说，美国的投资银行做出了过度的贷款，制造了一个房地产泡沫，并且导致借贷者因为坏帐而出现资不抵债的现象。
• The boy is too young to discriminate good books from bad ones. Bad Debt A loan or accounts receivable that is unlikely to be repaid.
  这孩子太小，分不清好书和坏书。坏账不太可能偿还的应收账款或贷款。
• If we do not act, we are going to find bad debt everywhere.
  如果不采取行动，我们将发现到处都是坏账。
• Bad debt risk is an objective existence, as long as there is likely to have bad credit.
  坏账风险是客观存在的，只要有赊销就可能有坏账。