bad debt

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• n. 呆账；坏账；死帐

英英释义

Noun:

1. a debt that is unlikely to be repaid

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. He included some bad debts among his assets.
   他把一些呆账也算在他的财产中。
2. Reliable sources inform us that the bank's second half results will disclose further losses and write-offs of bad debts.
   根据可靠的消息来源，银行决定下半年将增加损失及进一步冲销呆账。
3. She was excellent at recovering bad debt.
   她在坏账回收方面非常出色。
4. Why businesses have depreciation and bad debts account?
   为什么商业中会有资产贬值和坏账？