debt

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la deuda

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debt
[det]
sustantivo
1deuda (f)
  • to be in debt -> estar endeudado(a)
  • I shall always be in your debt (sentido figurado) -> siempre estaré en deuda contigo
  • to owe somebody a debt of gratitude -> tener una deuda de gratitud con alguien
  • debt collector -> cobrador(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) de morosos

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debt [debt]
sustantivo
1Deuda o débito; endeudamiento (indebtedness).
  • I’m $200 in debt -> debo 200 dólares, tengo deudas por 200 dólares
  • To be in somebody’s debt/in debt to somebody -> estarle en deuda a alguien, estar en deuda con alguien
  • To get/be out of debt -> salir de/no tener deudas
  • Foreign debt -> deuda externa
  • A debt of honor -> una deuda de honor
2Obligación, lo que uno debe hacer por buena correspondencia.
  • A small debt -> deudilla
  • Debt collector -> cobrador de deudas o de morosos
Deuda (money owning).

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debt [det]
noun
1 (money owed) deuda; (f)
bad debt deuda incobrable; foreign debt (Pol) deuda externa exterior; (f)or a debt of honour una deuda de honor; to be in debt (to sb) tener deudas estar endeudado (con algn);or I am five pounds in debt debo cinco libras;to a;
to get into debt run into debt
run up debts contraer deudas
to be out of debt tener las deudas saldadas
2
a debt of gratitude una deuda de agradecimiento; to be in sb's debt estar en deuda con algn
modifier
debt collection (n) cobro de morosos; (m)
debt collector (n) cobradoracobradora de morosos;a cobradora (m) (f)
debt ratio (n) tasa de endeudamiento; (f)
debt relief (n) alivio de deuda; (m)
Mr Bush has called for debt relief that would forgive a large part of the twelve-thousand-million-dollar debt that's owed by Latin America
debt service debt servicing (n) (US) amortización de la deuda; (f)

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