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民间习俗
Umschuldung
ˈdebt re·sched·ul·ing SOST FIN
Umschuldung f <-, -en>
debt [det] SOST
1. debt (sth owed):
Schuld f <-, -en>
2. debt FIN:
Fremdkapital nt <-s> kein pl
3. debt no pl (state of owing):
Schuld f <-, -en>
Verpflichtung f <-, -en>
to be [heavily] in debt to sb [or in sb's debt]
to be [heavily] in debt to sb [or in sb's debt] fig
re·sched·ule [ˌri:ˈʃedju:l, ingl am -ˈskeʤu:l] VB vb trans
1. reschedule (rearrange time):
2. reschedule (postpone payment):
to reschedule sth debts
debt rescheduling SOST INV FIN
debt SOST CONT
Present
Ireschedule
youreschedule
he/she/itreschedules
wereschedule
youreschedule
theyreschedule
Past
Irescheduled
yourescheduled
he/she/itrescheduled
werescheduled
yourescheduled
theyrescheduled
Present Perfect
Ihaverescheduled
youhaverescheduled
he/she/ithasrescheduled
wehaverescheduled
youhaverescheduled
theyhaverescheduled
Past Perfect
Ihadrescheduled
youhadrescheduled
he/she/ithadrescheduled
wehadrescheduled
youhadrescheduled
theyhadrescheduled
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
Debt rescheduling is in my view an important part of a comprehensive approach which would have had a chance to work.
www.socialeurope.eu
But debt rescheduling can not be a substitute for reforms that will support growth.
www.socialeurope.eu
The fiscal deficit fell by two-thirds in 1985, helping pave the way for the first meaningful debt rescheduling since the start of the crisis four years earlier.
en.wikipedia.org
The new bank guidelines for permitted spending by those people who will get the let off, or debt rescheduling, seem more than fair.
www.independent.ie
As early as 1922 the possibility that the war debt could not be paid in full within the expected schedule was raised, and that debt rescheduling may be needed.
en.wikipedia.org

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