英语词汇loan怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ loan /ˈloʊn/ noun

plural loans

¹ loan

/ˈloʊn/

noun

plural loans

Learner's definition of LOAN

[count] : an amount of money that is given to someone for a period of time with a promise that it will be paid back : an amount of money that is borrowed贷款；借款

He took out a loan (from the bank) to pay for the car.他（从银行）贷了款买车。
He got a car loan.他得到了购车贷款。
He'll need several more years to pay off/back the rest of the loan.他还要好几年才能还清剩余贷款。
She needed money, so she asked her friend for a loan.她需要用钱，就向朋友借了款。
a student loan [=a loan that is used to pay for a student's education]助学贷款
a bank loan [=a loan that is made by a bank]银行贷款
a personal loan [=a loan that is made by a bank to someone for a personal need]个人贷款

[noncount] somewhat formal : permission to use something for a period of time借用

Can I have the loan of your car? [=(more commonly) can I borrow your car?]我能借你的车用用吗？

on loan

: borrowed from someone or something for a period of time借来的

This painting is on loan from the National Gallery.这幅画是从国家美术馆借来的。
an actor on loan from another sitcom从另外一部情景剧借来的演员
Some of the workers were on loan as temporary staff.一些工人是被借来做临时工的。

² loan /ˈloʊn/ verb

loans; loaned; loaning

² loan

/ˈloʊn/

verb

loans; loaned; loaning

Learner's definition of LOAN

[+ object]

: to give (something) to (someone) for a period of time : lend借给

He loaned his car to me. = He loaned me his car. [=I borrowed his car]他把车借给我了。
The National Gallery has been kind enough to loan this painting to our museum.国家美术馆很友好，把这幅画借给了我们博物馆。

— sometimes + out

The National Gallery loaned out the painting to another museum.国家美术馆把这幅画借给了另外一个博物馆。

chiefly US : to give (money) to (someone) who agrees to pay it back in the future : lend贷款，借钱（给某人）

His mother loaned him the money to buy a new car.他妈妈借钱给他买新车。
Can you loan me $20?你能借我20美元吗？

单词	loan
释义	loan (verb) loan 6 ENTRIES FOUND: loan (noun) loan (verb) loan shark (noun) bridge loan (noun) home loan (noun) savings and loan association (noun) ¹ loan /ˈloʊn/ noun plural loans ¹ loan /ˈloʊn/ noun plural loans Learner's definition of LOAN 1 [count] : an amount of money that is given to someone for a period of time with a promise that it will be paid back : an amount of money that is borrowed贷款；借款 He took out a loan (from the bank) to pay for the car.他（从银行）贷了款买车。 He got a car loan.他得到了购车贷款。 He'll need several more years to pay off/back the rest of the loan.他还要好几年才能还清剩余贷款。 She needed money, so she asked her friend for a loan.她需要用钱，就向朋友借了款。 a student loan [=a loan that is used to pay for a student's education]助学贷款 a bank loan [=a loan that is made by a bank]银行贷款 a personal loan [=a loan that is made by a bank to someone for a personal need]个人贷款 2 [noncount] somewhat formal : permission to use something for a period of time借用 Can I have the loan of your car? [=(more commonly) can I borrow your car?]我能借你的车用用吗？ on loan : borrowed from someone or something for a period of time借来的 This painting is on loan from the National Gallery.这幅画是从国家美术馆借来的。 an actor on loan from another sitcom从另外一部情景剧借来的演员 Some of the workers were on loan as temporary staff.一些工人是被借来做临时工的。 ² loan /ˈloʊn/ verb loans; loaned; loaning ² loan /ˈloʊn/ verb loans; loaned; loaning Learner's definition of LOAN [+ object] 1 : to give (something) to (someone) for a period of time : lend借给 He loaned his car to me. = He loaned me his car. [=I borrowed his car]他把车借给我了。 The National Gallery has been kind enough to loan this painting to our museum.国家美术馆很友好，把这幅画借给了我们博物馆。 — sometimes + out The National Gallery loaned out the painting to another museum.国家美术馆把这幅画借给了另外一个博物馆。 2 chiefly US : to give (money) to (someone) who agrees to pay it back in the future : lend贷款，借钱（给某人） His mother loaned him the money to buy a new car.他妈妈借钱给他买新车。 Can you loan me $20?你能借我20美元吗？
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