loan

loan
loan [{{t}}ləʊn]
1 noun
(a) (money → from borrower's point of view) emprunt m; (→ from lender's point of view) prêt m;
a £500 loan un prêt de 500 livres;
to take out a loan faire un emprunt;
to apply for a loan demander un prêt;
to repay a loan rembourser un emprunt;
he asked me for a loan il m'a demandé de lui prêter de l'argent;
it's a loan, you can have it as a loan je vous le prête;
long/short-term loan prêt m/emprunt m à long/court terme;
secured loan prêt m/emprunt m gagé ou garanti;
unsecured loan, loan without security prêt m/emprunt m à découvert;
loan on or against securities emprunt m sur titre;
loan against security prêt m sur gage;
loan without security prêt m à fonds perdus;
loan at interest prêt m à intérêts;
loan at reduced rate of interest prêt m bonifié;
loan to value = rapport entre le capital restant dû et la valeur du bien financé;
{{}}Accountancy{{}} loans and advances to customers créances fpl clients;
{{}}Accountancy{{}} loans outstanding encours m;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan at call, loan repayable on demand prêt m remboursable sur demande;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan at notice prêt m à terme;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan on collateral prêt m sur gage ou sur nantissement;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan on mortgage prêt m hypothécaire ou sur hypothèque;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan on overdraft prêt m à découvert;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan on trust prêt m d'honneur
(b) (act of lending)
to give sb a loan of sth prêter qch à qn;
{{}}British{{}} may I have the loan of your typewriter? peux-tu me prêter ta machine à écrire?;
{{}}British{{}} {{}}familiar{{}} give me a loan of your scissors prête-moi tes ciseaux ;
I have three books on loan from the library j'ai emprunté trois livres à la bibliothèque;
the book you want is out on loan le livre que vous voulez est sorti;
the picture is on loan to an American museum le tableau a été prêté à un musée américain;
she's on loan from head office le siège l'a envoyée chez nous pour un temps
(c) {{}}Linguistics{{}} (mot m d')emprunt m
2 transitive verb
prêter;
to loan sb sth, to loan sth to sb prêter qch à qn;
he asked me to loan him £20/my car il m'a demandé de lui prêter 20 livres/ma voiture
►► {{}}Banking{{}} loan account compte m de prêt;
loan agreement contrat m de prêt;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan capital capital m sur prêt ou d'emprunt;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan certificate titre m de prêt;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan charges frais mpl financiers;
loan collection collection f en prêt;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan company société f de crédit, maison f de prêt;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan department service m des crédits;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan guarantee scheme prêts mpl bonifiés d'aide au développement des entreprises;
loan insurance assurance f crédit;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan market marché m des prêts;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan note titre m d'obligation, titre m de créance;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan office organisme m de crédit, maison f de prêt;
{{}}Finance{{}} loan origination fee commission f de montage;
loan repayment insurance assurance f crédit;
loan maturity échéance f emprunt;
loan risk cover couverture f du risque de crédit;
{{}}familiar{{}} {{}}pejorative{{}} loan shark usurier(ère) mf;
loan stock emprunt m obligataire;
loan transaction opération f de prêt;
{{}}Linguistics{{}} loan translation calque m

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