Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Loan"

A: If you have multiple debts at a variety of interest rates, you can have a company buy all your debts. They offer you a lower interest rate on the whole sum. They in turn make money from the interest payments.

A: It means to pay whatever you agreed to pay on the loan. If you have a loan for a car, and you agreed to pay $375 each month, then the loan payment is $375 each month until it is paid back to the lender.

A: To "come in handy" means to be useful, to be helpful. For example:

I sure could use 200 dollars right now; it sure would come in handy.

A: قرض

A: Money you have borrowed (a loan) that still need to be paid off. You borrowed money and you still haven't finished paying it back, yet.

A: I have never heard LOAN BOOK, but I have heard LOANER CAR. that is when you take YOUR CAR for service, and the dealer / manager of the car repair place, gives you a car to use until your car is done. So he/she.. is LOANING you a car.

with the book, you could say: "i have the book THAT SAM LOANED to me"
(the book belongs to SAM and you are using it)

A: I can loan you my shirt for tomorrow.

A:
قرض

A: Do you mean like "artwork" ? His paintings will be on loan at the Chicago Museum.

A: One repays a loan or makes a payment on a loan.

A: Loan es prestamo "i had to get a loan"
Lend es como prestar "would you lend me your car keys?"
Borrow es lo mismo "can you borrow me a pencil?"

A: It's actually a very narrow difference.

A loan is something that has been borrowed and is expected to be given back.

"I gave you a loan of my book, can I have it back"
Or
"He took out a loan of £5000"

whereas

Credit is the ability for a customer to obtain goods or services on the trust that the value will be paid back at a later date.

This is the key difference between loan and credit, as one becomes the ability to get the other.
"I have good credit so I should be able to take out this loan"

A: Loan - empréstimo.
To raise a loan - levantar um empréstimo
On loan - emprestado

Borrow - pedir emprestado
Can I borrow your car - você pode me emprestar o seu carro?

A: There are many kinds of loans, but a mortgage is a loan to buy a house.

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A: I wouldn't day that "totaled" and "totaling" are interchangeable. Totaled means that it has already been through the total process, so it's past tense.
Totaling means that it is going through the total process, so it's future and present tense.

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A: to borrow some money

A: Yes, however, it's not very frequently used.

petty loans is the "borrowing money in small amounts". I would say "small loans" instead as it sounds more modern.

The word petty comes from the Middle English(English language from c.1150 to c.1470.). It was actually 'pety' back then and an alteration of petit, meaning small or minor.

A: 文脈なしでは、「キプロスで記録された会社の帳簿で記録された貸付金」だと思ったでしょう。しかし、多分「キプロスで記録された会社からの貸付金として（Manafortの）帳簿で記録された」の方が正しいです。

A: that's called instalments. May I please pay by instalments?

A: Furthermore, banks not only contributed to the GFC with sub-prime loans, but also by creating too much money.

A: loan forgiveness means that the person you owe money to will cancel your debt