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词典释义:
foreclosing
时间: 2024-02-22 11:55:27
GRE
英 [fɔ:ˈkləʊzɪŋ]
美 [fɔ:ˈkləʊzɪŋ]

v. 排除;(foreclose的现在分词)

双语例句
  • This means that the mortgage lender has filed court papers and will be foreclosing on the property within a few months.

    这意味着,抵押贷款已提交法庭的文件,将没收的财产价值在短短几个月内。

  • John Geanakoplos of Yale University has argued for special federal trustees, empowered to insist on modifying or foreclosing impaired loans.

    耶鲁大学(Yale University)的约翰基纳科普洛斯(John Geanakoplos)为特别联邦委任官辩护说他们有权坚持改造或者没收受损贷款。

  • Dollarization raises the stakes in Country b, because it intensifies the pressure to reach a political consensus by foreclosing other options.

    在B类国家美元化会有风险,因为首先必需施加压力达成一个较一致的意见以排除其它选择。

  • So servicers — the companies that collect payments on behalf of mortgage owners — have been foreclosing on many mortgages, seizing many homes.

    这样,替抵押业主收取支付款的服务商一直在大量撤销抵押,没收了大量的房产。

  • Dimon said he especially regretted the bank's mistakes in foreclosing on active-duty military personnel and for fumbling paperwork on other home seizures.

    戴蒙表示,他特别感到抱歉的是公司错误地收回了现役军人的房屋,并弄错了其他被收屋者的一些文书。

  • "We are not foreclosing a range of steps, including much stronger international sanctions, in assuring that Iran understands that we are serious," he said.

    他还表示,“我们并不排除可能对伊朗采取一系列行动,包括更严厉的国际制裁,让伊朗意识到我们是认真的。”

  • Try to explain why mortgage relief is better for America than foreclosing on homes that must be sold at a huge loss, and they start ranting like Mr. Santelli.

    你给他们解释说,对美国而言,救助次贷要比以巨大的损失出售收回的房子要好,他们就开始向萨特利先生那样咆哮。

  • Jeffrey Kirsch of American Residential Equities, a company specialising in buying delinquent loans, says foreclosing a property can take more than three years.

    美国不动产投资信托公司的Jeffrey Kirsch专门负责购入拖欠贷款。他说,提前收回某笔资金的债权要花费三年多时间。

  • Bank officials contemplated what they might do to pave the way for federal assistance, such as agreeing to steps to avoid foreclosing on delinquent mortgage customers.

    银行管理人员考虑了可以采取哪些步骤为获得联邦资助铺平道路,如同意采取措施避免对拖欠抵押贷款客户实行止赎。

  • In modern America that approach has morphed into Chapter 11, a structure that allows companies to continue operating and prevents creditors from foreclosing on the business.

    在现代美国,上述方式演变为《美国破产法第十一章》(以下简称《第十一章》),新的法律结构允许公司破产后继续经营,而且阻止债权人取消公司的赎回权。

  • Each person retreats into a corner, making it harder and harder for the two to express their fundamental attachment needs, foreclosing the ability to gain reassurance from each other.

    两个人都撤退到一个角落,使他们感到表达最基本的依恋需求越来越难了,阻止了渴望从彼此使安心的能力。

  • Firms that held cash on their balance-sheets were criticised for their timidity, while bankruptcy laws, such as America’s Chapter 11, prevented creditors from foreclosing on companies.

    资产负债表上保有现金的公司被讥讽为“胆小怕事”,而破产法律,比如美国破产法第十一章,则阻止债权人向企业讨债。

  • Firms that held cash on their balance-sheets were criticised for their timidity, while bankruptcy laws, such as America's Chapter 11, prevented creditors from foreclosing on companies.

    人们纷纷谴责在收支表上使用现金的公司胆怯,与此同时,防破产法,比如美国的第十一章,保护公司免受债务人的阻拦。

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