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Qué significa “loan” en español

EE. UU. /loʊn/ · Reino Unido /ləʊn/

loan en español: préstamo, contrato de préstamo, prestar, ceder

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DINERO PRESTADOB1

préstamo

Dinero recibido que hay que devolver, normalmente pagando también intereses.

En inglés sencillo: Money you borrow and must pay back, often with an extra charge.

  • I need a loan to buy a car.
  • She paid off her student loans.
  • The bank refused his loan application.

Cómo se usa: loan from someone/something (She got a loan from the bank.); loan for something (We need a loan for a new car.)

Sinónimos: advance

Expresiones frecuentes: bank loan, student loan, take a loan

BIENES PRESTADOSB2

préstamo

Dinero o bienes entregados para usarlos durante un tiempo, con el compromiso de devolverlos.

En inglés sencillo: Money or property given to someone for a limited time, with the promise of returning it.

  • Library loans must be returned by Friday.
  • The painting is on loan to our museum.
  • We arranged a temporary loan of the equipment.

Cómo se usa: on loan from someone/something (The painting is on loan from a museum.); loan of something (Thank you for the loan of your bicycle.)

Sinónimos: advance

Expresiones frecuentes: library loan, on loan, long-term loan

ACUERDO DE PRÉSTAMOC1

contrato de préstamo

Acuerdo que fija las condiciones y obligaciones para recibir dinero o bienes prestados y devolverlos.

En inglés sencillo: An agreement that sets the conditions and duties for borrowing and returning money or property.

  • The loan requires monthly payments.
  • They changed the terms of her loan.
  • He failed to meet his obligations under the loan.

Sinónimos: loan agreement, lending agreement

Expresiones frecuentes: loan terms, loan agreement, loan obligations

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PRESTARB1

prestar

Dejar que alguien use tu dinero o algo tuyo, esperando que lo devuelva.

En inglés sencillo: To let someone use money or something you own, expecting them to return it.

  • Can you loan me ten dollars?
  • He loaned his tools to a neighbor.
  • The museum loans paintings to schools.

Cómo se usa: loan someone something (Can you loan me your bike?); loan something to someone (She loaned her car to her brother.)

Sinónimos: lend

Antónimos: borrow

Expresiones frecuentes: loan someone something, loan money, loan to someone

CEDER UN ACTORC2

ceder

Permitir que un actor contratado trabaje temporalmente para otro estudio de cine.

En inglés sencillo: To let an actor under contract work temporarily for another film studio.

  • The studio agreed to loan its star.
  • She was loaned to another studio for one film.
  • They often loaned actors out for major productions.

Cómo se usa: loan someone to something (The studio loaned its leading actor to a rival company.)

Sinónimos: lend

Expresiones frecuentes: loan an actor, loan to something, loan out someone

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