repaying

英 [rɪˈpeɪɪŋ]

美 [rɪˈpeɪɪŋ]

v.  归还; 偿还; 清偿; 酬报; 报答; 值得
repay的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 偿还，偿付(贷款或债务)
  If yourepaya loan or a debt, you pay back the money that you owe to the person who you borrowed or took it from.
  1. It will take 30 years to repay the loan...
     还清贷款需要30年的时间。
  2. He advanced funds of his own to his company, which was unable to repay him.
     他把自己的资金预付给他的公司，而公司却不能把钱偿还给他。
• VERB 报答，回报（恩惠等）
  If yourepaya favour that someone did for you, you do something for them in return.
  1. It was very kind. I don't know how I can ever repay you...
     真是太好了。我都不知道怎么报答你才好。
  2. I owe them a debt that cannot easily be repaid.
     我欠他们一笔钱，不容易偿还。

双语例句

• Little wonder, then, that they ask to borrow without giving much thought to the repaying.
  所以，他们只顾借钱而很少想到偿还也就不奇怪了。
• Others have suspended redemptions, citing a desire to use existing cash for new opportunities rather than repaying investors.
  其它基金则暂停赎回，理由是希望把现有资金用于新的投资机会，而不是偿还投资者。
• And why are borrowers in developing countries so much better at repaying their loans?
  为什么发展中国家借款人的还款情况要好得多呢？
• It might go part way to repaying the debt.
  债可能会还掉一部分。
• And was simply repaying him?
  那会只不过是还他钱呢？
• It does not involve just borrowing money and repaying the principal with interest.
  它不仅涉及到借款和付还本息。
• America have carried out the low-interest policy for years to encourage credit consumption, and finally the money borrowed is more than the repaying ability, causing the global financial crisis.
  美国连续多年实行低利率政策鼓励信贷，最终借钱者借的钱超过了偿还能力，造成了这场全球金融危机。
• A record of a customer's past borrowing and repaying behavior.
  客户以往借贷和还款行为的记录。
• To make a bond issue more attractive to conservative investors, some corporations create a bond sinking fund, designated for repaying the bonds at maturity.
  为了使发行的债券对稳健的投资者更具吸引力，有些公司设立了专门用于在到期日偿付债券的偿债基金。
• The industry owes about$ 40bn in loans and many companies have experienced difficulties repaying debt.
  该行业所欠贷款约为400亿美元，许多企业都出现了偿债困难。