defaulter

基本解釋

Until the late 1990s the biggest creditors, especially in Europe, were banks, which had first claim on a defaulter's assets.
直到20[font=宋體]世紀(jì)90[font=宋體]年代末，最大的貸款人（特別是在歐洲）一直是銀行，對(duì)拖欠債務(wù)的企業(yè)有第一追索權(quán)。
If thought and phenomenon do not perfectly correspond to one another, we are free at least to choose which of the two shall be held the defaulter.
如果思想與現(xiàn)象彼此不完全相符合，那么我們至少可以自由選擇，究竟是兩者中的哪一個(gè)有了缺陷。
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Defaulting on a student loan is particularly painful to the defaulter, moreover, because the unpaid balance of a federal student loan can’t be discharged in bankruptcy.
要知道，學(xué)生貸款拖欠不還對(duì)于借款者是特別麻煩的，因?yàn)檫@種欠賬并不能通過(guò)破產(chǎn)一筆勾銷(xiāo)。

Whether a strategic defaulter or not, late mortgage payments can destroy credit.
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The commercial paper market represents the short-term loans that corporations issue to one another, a market which has now all but dried up as banks and firms fear lending money to a potential defaulter.
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A defaulter is someone who does not do something that they are legally supposed to do, such as make a payment at a particular time, or appear in a court of law.