repayment
repayment — 名詞
- repaymentsingular
- repaymentsplural
1. when you return money to the person or organisation that previously lent it to y
償還;還款
歸還所借或所欠的錢
when you return money to the person or organisation that previously lent it to you, or a sum of money paid to reduce or clear what you owe
Liang's repayment plan spread the loan over five years with low monthly payments.
Liang 的還款計劃將貸款分五年攤還,每月金額不高。
collocation: repayment plan
Tariro made the final repayment on her student loan just before her wedding.
Tariro 在婚禮前付清了學生貸款的最後一筆還款。
final repayment (completion of debt)
The bank demanded immediate repayment of the full debt after Christopher missed three months.
Christopher 連續三個月逾期後,銀行要求他立即償還全部債務。
demanded repayment of [debt]
Small businesses struggled with loan repayments during the economic downturn.
經濟不景氣期間,小型企業難以負擔貸款還款。
plural: loan repayments (regular installments)
Antonia used her year-end bonus to speed up repayment of her car loan.
Antonia 用年終獎金提前還清了車貸。
- make a repayment
- repayment plan
- loan repayment
- mortgage repayment
- debt repayment
- early repayment
- repayment schedule
- monthly repayment
- demand repayment
- reimbursement
more formal; often used for expenses someone has paid on behalf of others, not for loans
- settlement
refers to the final payment that closes a debt, often with a lump sum
- installment
specifically one of several regular payments in a repayment plan
用法筆記
When repayment refers to regular fixed amounts paid over time (e.g., monthly repayments), it is usually used in the plural. The singular form tends to describe the process or a single lump-sum payment.
常見錯誤
同根字
- repay動詞B1
- repayable形容詞B2
- nonrepayment名詞C1