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| | to depend on / to hang on in a place / bad / to renege (on promise) / to disclaim / to rat (on debts) / rascally / to blame / to put the blame on | HSK 6 |
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| | in arrears / behind in payments / to default on one's debts | HSK 7-9 |
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| | debt / liability / amount due / indebtedness | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to prevent / to avoid / to excuse / to exempt / to relieve / (of a debt) to remit | HSK 7-9 |
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| | hole / pocket / cavity / loophole / debt | HSK 7-9 |
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| | IOU / informal document acknowledging a debt | |
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| | to extend the period / to reschedule (a debt) | |
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| | to be deeply in (trouble, debt etc) / deep set (eyes) | |
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| | national debt / government debt | |
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| | to repay a debt in kind or by labor | |
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| | lit. old account / old debt / fig. old scores to settle / old quarrels / old grudge | |
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| | to owe a debt / balance due / debts | |
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| | (of an illness, debt etc) to plague one; to bog one down; to preoccupy one | |
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| | to repay a debt in full / to redeem / to clear | |
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| | to repay a debt | |
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| | crop failure / famine / debt / difficulty | |
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| | to urge sb to provide sth / (esp.) to press (for payment of a debt); debt collection | |
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| | to owe a debt / the sum owed | |
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| | to be in debt / to incur debts / liability (finance) | |
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| | deep in debt | |
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| | to demand repayment / to collect debt | |
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| | to pay back in full / to redeem a debt | |
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| | debt of blood (after killing sb) | |
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| | to settle a debt | |
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| | bad debt | |
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| | (medical) compensation / to repay a debt or obligation in place of sb else | |
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| | foreign debt | |
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| | to pay a debt of gratitude / to repay a kindness | |
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| | (of wine) aged / (of debts etc) old; longstanding | |
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| | to press for payment of debts / to dun | |
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| | to owe a debt / debt / obligation | |
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| | in debt / in the red / in deficit | |
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| | disorganized accounts / uncollectable debts; bad debt | |
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| | debt of gratitude coupled with duty to avenge | |
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| | to be in debt / to be saddled with debts | |
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| | to renege on a debt | |
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| | to own up to a fault / to admit the truth / to acknowledge a debt | |
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| | lit. build a high desk of debt (idiom); heavily in debt | |
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| | bad debt | |
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| | to repay a debt in kind or by labor | |
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| | to demand repayment of debt | |
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| | lit. old account / old debt / fig. old scores to settle / old quarrels / old grudge | |
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| | balance due / small balance still to pay / final remaining debt | |
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| | to repay debts of gratitude / to repay kindness | |
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| | bad debt | |
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| | to have paid one's karmic debts (Buddhism) | |
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| | to repay; to pay off a debt | |
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| | to default on a debt | |
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| | to reduce payment / to annul (debts, bills, taxes etc) / to let sb off paying | |
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| | credit card debt | |
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| | (law) judgement defaulter (person who has failed to fulfill obligations set forth in a written court judgement, such as paying compensation to sb, despite having the means to do so) / debt dodger | |
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| | to avoid going home for the Chinese New Year (for any of various reasons: because one finds the festivities onerous in some way, or because it would be seen as inauspicious for one to attend, or, in former times, to avoid creditors, since it was the custom to have debts settled before New Year's Day, and once into the New Year, debtors got a reprieve) | |
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| | old debt | |
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| | long-standing debt | |
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| | triangular debt | |
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| | to repay one's debt | |
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| | debt of gratitude | |
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| | debt nurtures more debt (idiom) | |
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| | forced labor to repay a debt | |
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| | dead loan / bad debts / to refuse to pay loan | |
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| | unrecoverable debt / bad debt / to evade debt | |
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| | receipt for a loan / written confirmation of a debt / IOU | |
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| | receipt for a loan / written confirmation of a debt / IOU | |
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| | collateralized debt obligation (CDO), type of bond | |
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| | debt security; bond security | |
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| | debt instrument | |
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| | debt | |
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| | for every grievance someone is responsible, for every debt there is a debtor (idiom) / when settling disputes one should not involve third parties | |
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| | to share profits (or debt) | |
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| | convertible debt / convertible bond | |
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| | ensure that you pay debts of gratitude (idiom) | |
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| | to arrange (colloquial) / to transfer creditor's rights (in a debt case) | |
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| | liabilities / debt | |
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| | rent and debt | |
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| | (coll.) debt dodger | |
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| | (fig.) to use sex to pay off (a debt) | |
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| | lit. covered with lice, one doesn't feel the itching anymore; up to one's ears in debt, one ceases to worry about it (idiom) / fig. to be past worrying (about sth) | |
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| | many fleas, but unconcerned (idiom); no point in worrying about one debt when one has so many others / Troubles never come singly. / It never rains but it pours. | |
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| | debts of blood crying out for retribution | |
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| | a debt of blood must be paid in blood; blood calls for blood / also pr. [xue4 zhai4 xie3 chang2] | |
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| | A debt of blood must be paid in blood. / Blood calls for blood. | |
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| | A debt of blood must be paid in blood. / Blood calls for blood. | |
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| | debt of blood (after killing sb) | |
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| | debt-ridden / heavily laden with debt | |
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| | to fall deeper and deeper (in debt, in love etc) | |
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| | to evade (repayment of debts) | |
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| | to disobey one's benefactor / to violate debts of gratitude / to repay good with evil | |
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| | lit. love debt / fig. moral obligation in consequence of a love affair / karmic consequences of a love affair | |
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| | debt as heavy as a mountain on a turtle's back | |
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