bad debt

英 [ˌbæd ˈdet]

美 [ˌbæd ˈdet]

n.  坏账; 呆账; 倒账

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• 坏账；呆账；倒账
  a debt that is unlikely to be paid

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 坏账；呆账
  Abad debtis a sum of money that has been lent but is not likely to be repaid.
  1. The bank set aside £1.1 billion to cover bad debts from business failures.
     银行留出11亿英镑以抵消因企业倒闭而产生的坏账。

英英释义

noun

• a debt that is unlikely to be repaid

双语例句

• Less than 20 years ago, China's financial system was rotting and crippled by bad debt.
  在不到20年前，中国金融系统缺乏活力，并饱受呆坏账的困扰。
• The move triggered a short rally, but it did not solve the fundamental problem: Credit Suisse last week said that bad debt could be as much as60% of bank equity.
  此举引发了短期反弹，但它并没有解决根本问题：瑞士信贷银行上周表示，坏帐可能高达60%的银行股权。
• The current build-up of bad debt may very well do the same.
  当前这种不良贷款的累积，很有可能也会造成同样的后果。
• An income tax deduction Si allowed for bad debt.
  坏账在计算所得税时可作为一个抵减项。
• The company's accounting method of bad debt loss is adopted by the specific identification.
  坏帐损失的核算方法为个别认定法。
• It also meant mountains of bad debt.
  这也意味着巨额的不良贷款。
• The system of the loan reserve for bad debts is universally adopted by the commercial banks to offset the bad debt loss of loans.
  贷款呆帐准备金制度是国际上商业银行普遍采用的弥补贷款损失的制度。
• Bad debt reserves is a kind of impairment of assets.
  坏账准备是一项资产减值。
• Bad debt risk is an objective existence, as long as there is likely to have bad credit.
  坏账风险是客观存在的，只要有赊销就可能有坏账。
• The surge in credit will inevitably lead to a jump in bad debt.
  贷款的急剧增长必然导致坏账的增加。