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单词 lend
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Lenders are also cutting the amount they will lend to landlords.Investors lend money to a company in return for a fixed income over a set number of years.He would lend them money to keep on writing, if necessary.For a bank to lend to the housebuilder, it has to set aside a lot of capital.We help people who have the income yet their choices are limited because bank lending criteria excludes those who are self-employed or older.But his desire to get big banks back into that lending game runs into his boss's flirtation with forcing banks to divest themselves of those businesses.It used to lend a higher income multiple to those fixing for five years or more.The same banks often refuse to lend to these firms.Why would anyone pay a bank for the privilege of lending it money?She felt his hand tighten upon her arm lending her support.There was talk of a credit crunch as the banks reined back lending.The aim was to reduce the cost and boost the amount of lending in the economy.He also said that bank lending fragility could still weigh heavily.The banks and building societies willing to lend often have very similar deals.Her friends from the club had come to lend their support.The two banks have cut back drastically on lending to large companies since their bailouts.He is happy to lend his support.Skipton has scaled back mortgage lending dramatically.Just like lending between the banks.It used to lend up to 75% of the valuation price.If the monthly rental is quite low, the lender will restrict the amount it will lend.In India it is used to politicians lending a hand.People who lend often buy our products, and they tell family and friends.Flower heads and a short amount of stalk lend a subtle elegance to pears poached in white wine with honey and lemon juice.The bank added that lending 8.9 times income is highly unusual.The flowers were once used to lend colour to butter, though in fact the plant is poisonous.I am delighted and proud to lend my support.One reason for the increased competition is that providers are increasingly reliant on using savers' money to fund lending.

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lend

British English: lend /lɛnd/ VERB
When people or organizations such as banks lend you money, they give it to you and you agree to pay it back at a future date, often with an extra amount as interest.
I lent him some money to take his children to the cinema.
  • American English: lend
  • Arabic: يُقْرِضُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: emprestar
  • Chinese: 借给
  • Croatian: posuditi
  • Czech: půjčit
  • Danish: låne
  • Dutch: uitlenen
  • European Spanish: prestar
  • Finnish: lainata jollekulle
  • French: prêter
  • German: verleihen
  • Greek: δανείζω
  • Italian: prestare
  • Japanese: 貸す
  • Korean: 빌려주다
  • Norwegian: låne bort
  • Polish: pożyczyć
  • European Portuguese: emprestar
  • Romanian: a da cu împrumut
  • Russian: давать взаймы
  • Latin American Spanish: prestar
  • Swedish: låna ut
  • Thai: ให้ยืม
  • Turkish: ödünç vermek
  • Ukrainian: позичати
  • Vietnamese: cho mượn

All related terms of 'lend'

Chinese translation of 'lend'

lend

(lɛnd)
Word forms:ptpp lent

vt

  1. to lend sth to sb 把某物借给(給)某人 (bǎ mǒuwù jiègěi mǒurén)
  2. (= loan) [bank] 贷(貸) (dài)
  3. (frm)
    to lend dignity to sth 显(顯)示对(對)某事的尊重 (xiǎnshì duì mǒushì de zūnzhòng)
    it lends itself to ... 适(適)宜于(於) ... (shìyí yú ... )
(verb) 
Definition
to provide (money) temporarily, often at interest
Sometimes he'd lend me the price of a haircut.
Synonyms
loan
They asked us to loan our boat to them.
advance
I advanced him some money, which he promised to repay.
sub (British, informal)
accommodate one with
(verb) 
Definition
to contribute (some abstract quality)
He attended the news conference to lend his support.
Synonyms
give
This recipe was given to me years ago.
They still give to charity despite hard economic times.
provide
The summit will provide an opportunity for discussions on the crisis.
add
present
The queen presented the prizes to the winning captain.
supply
an agreement to supply the library with new computers
grant
France has agreed to grant him political asylum.
afford
The room afforded fine views of the city.
contribute
They say they would like to contribute more to charity.
hand out
furnish
They'll be able to furnish you with the details.
confer
An honorary degree was conferred on him by the University of Vienna.
bestow
The Queen has bestowed a knighthood on him.
impart
She managed to impart great elegance to the dress she wore.

phrasal verb

See lend itself to something

Quotation

Neither a borrower nor a lender be [William Shakespeare – Hamlet]

Additional synonyms

in the sense of advance
Definition
to lend a sum of money
I advanced him some money, which he promised to repay.
Synonyms
lend,
loan,
accommodate someone with,
supply on credit
in the sense of afford
Definition
to give or supply
The room afforded fine views of the city.
Synonyms
give,
offer,
provide,
produce,
supply,
grant,
yield,
render,
furnish,
bestow,
impart
in the sense of bestow
Definition
to present (a gift) or confer (an honour)
The Queen has bestowed a knighthood on him.
Synonyms
present,
give,
accord,
award,
grant,
commit,
hand out,
lavish,
confer,
endow,
entrust,
impart,
allot,
honour with,
apportion

Synonyms of 'lend'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of confer
Definition
to grant or give
An honorary degree was conferred on him by the University of Vienna.
Synonyms
grant,
give,
present,
accord,
award,
hand out,
bestow,
vouchsafe (old-fashioned)
in the sense of contribute
Definition
to give (support or money) for a common purpose or fund
They say they would like to contribute more to charity.
Synonyms
give,
provide,
supply,
donate,
furnish,
subscribe,
chip in (informal),
bestow
in the sense of furnish
Definition
to supply or provide
They'll be able to furnish you with the details.
Synonyms
supply,
give,
offer,
provide,
present,
reveal,
grant,
afford,
hand out,
endow,
bestow
in the sense of grant
Definition
to consent to perform or fulfil
France has agreed to grant him political asylum.
Synonyms
give,
allow,
present,
award,
accord,
permit,
assign,
allocate,
hand out,
confer on,
bestow on,
impart,
allot,
vouchsafe (old-fashioned)
in the sense of impart
Definition
to give (a specified quality)
She managed to impart great elegance to the dress she wore.
Synonyms
give,
accord,
lend,
bestow,
offer,
grant,
afford,
contribute,
yield,
confer
in the sense of present
Definition
to give or offer formally
The queen presented the prizes to the winning captain.
Synonyms
give,
award,
hand over,
offer,
grant,
donate,
hand out,
furnish,
confer,
bestow,
entrust,
proffer,
put at someone's disposal
in the sense of provide
Definition
to afford
The summit will provide an opportunity for discussions on the crisis.
Synonyms
give,
bring,
add,
produce,
present,
serve,
afford,
yield,
lend,
render,
impart
in the sense of supply
Definition
to provide with something required
an agreement to supply the library with new computers
Synonyms
provide,
give,
furnish,
produce,
stock,
store,
grant,
afford,
contribute,
yield,
come up with,
outfit,
endow,
purvey,
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