borrowing

borrowing
noun
(from bank) Kreditaufnahme, die (from bei); (from library) Entleihen, das; Ausleihen, das; (fig.) Übernahme, die
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noun das Ausleihen
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bor·row·ing
[ˈbɒrəʊɪŋ, AM ˈbɑ:roʊ-]
n
1. (take temporarily) Ausleihen nt
\borrowing from another language Entlehnen nt aus einer Fremdsprache
2. FIN (of money) Darlehen nt, Kreditaufnahme f
\borrowing costs [or cost of \borrowing] Kreditkosten pl
public \borrowing Staatsverschuldung f
▪ \borrowings pl aufgenommene Schulden, Darlehensverbindlichkeiten pl, Direktkredite pl
the company's \borrowing have doubled die Kreditlasten des Unternehmens haben sich verdoppelt
gross/net \borrowing Brutto-/Nettokreditaufnahme f; (debts) Darlehenssumme[n] f[pl]; from bank Kredit aufnehmen
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['bɒrəʊɪŋ]
n
Borgen nt, Leihen nt; (of library book) Ausleihen nt; (of word) Entlehnung f; (fig, of idea, methodology) Übernahme f

borrowing of money from the bank — Kreditaufnahme f or (short-term) Geldaufnahme f bei der Bank

government borrowing — staatliche Kreditaufnahme

consumer borrowing — Verbraucherkredit m

borrowings (Fin) — aufgenommene Schulden pl; (of country also) Anleihen pl

borrowing requirements — Kreditbedarf m

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borrowing s
1. (Aus)Borgen, (Aus-, Ent)Leihen n
2. WIRTSCH Geld-, Kreditaufnahme f:
borrowing power(s pl) Kreditaufnahmefähigkeit f
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noun
(from bank) Kreditaufnahme, die (from bei); (from library) Entleihen, das; Ausleihen, das; (fig.) Übernahme, die

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