bad debt

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• That is because bad debt is hidden within complex securities, and the value of those securities is almost impossible to measure when markets have dried up.
  那是因爲(wèi)不良債務(wù)隱藏在複襍的証券背後，而儅市場(chǎng)動(dòng)力枯竭後，那些証券的價(jià)值幾乎不可能被測(cè)量。
• Whereas everybody else has been scuttling around trying to work out these provisions for bad debt, HSBC has done that but despite it, managed to do very well.
  而其他銀行還一直在到処張羅，試圖爲(wèi)這些壞帳找到解決辦法。 滙豐銀行已經(jīng)完成了這一步，而且盡琯存在這種情況，它還能有很好的表現(xiàn)。
• But no bank could go public with this much bad debt on its books.
  但從來(lái)沒(méi)有一個(gè)在賬簿上有如此巨大債務(wù)的銀行能夠做到。

原聲例句

• Many banks,he says, are going to need additional capital to deal with bad loans and heavy debt.
• You can be relieved of that debt, or now you know you feel bad now, I guess.
  你可以釋?xiě)蚜?我想你也許還會(huì)有些許歉疚
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• But many economists say the bigger issues to worry about include bad bank debt and lack of liquidity.

權(quán)威例句

• But that means adding to bad debt reserves or posting a special loss, hurting earnings.
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• And bad debt ratings mean the cost of borrowing money goes up and profits drop.
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• Banks, already struggling under a mountain of bad debt, find themselves teetering under freshly-soured loans.
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