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Definition of current debt - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
financeTECH. borrowed money that must be repaid within the next yearTECH.
- The company reduced its current debt by paying off a short-term loan.
- Their balance sheet shows current debt separate from long-term obligations.
- The bank restricted new loans until the firm lowered its current debt ratio.
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Expressions with current
opposing the usual direction or trend
Her ideas were always against the current, challenging conventional wisdom.
move in the same direction as the water flow
The fish swim with the current to conserve energy.
prevailing opinion or feeling among a group
The current of thought in the meeting was against the proposal.
go along with prevailing trends or opinions
She tends to float with the current in social situations.
amount of money in an account now
Check your current balance before making a purchase.
recent happenings of significant public interest
The journalist reported on current events affecting the nation.
gentle breeze or draft indoors
A current of air came through the open window.
price of a product or service at this moment in time
Check the current price before you decide to buy the phone.
the present condition or situation
The current status of the project is on hold.
ongoing calendar year
We are planning events for the current year.
best performance or highest amount that exists at the present time
She holds the current record for most points scored in a season.
important events happening now, often discussed in news
She reads about current affairs every morning.
the name or title currently assigned
The current designation of the project is 'Project Phoenix'.
views or ideas most experts presently accept in a particular field
Current thinking suggests the disease results from several interacting factors.
movement of ocean water in a definite direction
Ocean current moves warm water from the equator.
remain relevant in a changing environment
Businesses must innovate to stay current in the market.
spending plan used for the present time period or cycle
We need to adjust our current budget after the rent increase.
price of a product or service at the present time
The current cost of a bus ticket has risen again this year.
move with the flow of water
The boat will ride the current down the river.
strong flow of water away from shore
Swimmers should be cautious of the rip current.
money in the form of coins used now
Shops only accept current coin for small purchases.
up-to-date information for decision-making
The team relied on current intelligence to plan their strategy.
move in water opposite to the flow
The fish swim against the current to reach upstream.
act in opposition to prevailing opinion or tendency
She decided to go against the current and start her own business.
Expressions with debt
owing money to someone or an entity
She is in debt after buying a new car.
situation where someone cannot repay debt and borrows more
He fell into a debt trap after losing his job.
very large amount of debt owed
The company is struggling with a debt mountain.
accumulation of negative energy from past misdeeds
He believed his misfortunes were due to karmic debt.
in a difficult financial situation
She is deep in debt and struggling to pay her bills.
serve a prison sentence after being found guilty of crime
After ten years, he finally paid his debt to society.
accumulate debt by spending more than income
After losing his job, he began to run into debt.
gradually owe more money than before
After losing his job, he began to sink into debt.
in a way that shows being deeply in debt
He is up to his ears in debt right now.
stuck in a difficult financial situation
The company is mired in debt after the failed project.
obligation to repay someone for their kindness
He owed a debt of gratitude to his friend for the support during tough times.
feeling of gratitude owed to someone
We owe a debt of thanks to our teachers.
to be overwhelmed by financial obligations
She felt like she was drowning in debt after the medical bills arrived.
having a duty to repay someone for their help
He felt in her debt after she saved his job.
very large amount of money owed
After losing his job, he was in a sea of debt.
unable to function due to owing money
Many families are crippled by debt after unexpected medical expenses.
debt morally but not legally binding
He repaid the debt of honour from the poker game.
old debt no longer valid but still collected
The company tried to collect zombie debt from her.
owe money to someone or an entity
I will be in debt to the bank for years.
owing a large amount of money or resources
They are deeply in debt after buying the house.
start owing money to others
Many people fall into debt after losing their jobs.
start owing money to someone or a company
If you spend too much, you might get into debt.
free from owing money
He felt relieved to be out of debt after paying off his loans.
settle a financial obligation
He managed to pay off a debt before the deadline.
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- French:dette à court terme, ...
- German:kurzfristige Verbindlichkeit, ...
- Italian:debito a breve termine, ...
- Spanish:deuda corriente, ...
- Portuguese:dívida corrente, ...
- Chinese:流动负债, ...
- Japanese:流動負債, ...
- Arabic:دَيْن جارٍ, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹב שׁוֹטֵף, ...
- Russian:краткосрочная задолженность, ...
- Ukrainian:поточна заборгованість, ...
- Hindi:चालू ऋण, ...
- Bengali:চলতি দায়, ...
- Catalan:deute corrent, ...
- Czech:krátkodobý dluh, ...
- Danish:kortfristet gæld, ...
- Dutch:kortlopende schuld, ...
- Greek:βραχυπρόθεσμο χρέος, ...
- Hungarian:rövid lejáratú adósság, ...
- Khmer:បំណុលរយៈពេលខ្លី, ...
- Korean:유동 부채, ...
- Persian:بدهی جاری, ...
- Polish:zobowiązania krótkoterminowe, ...
- Portuguese (BR):dívida de curto prazo, ...
- Romanian:datorie curentă, ...
- Swedish:kortfristig skuld, ...
- Thai:หนี้หมุนเวียน, ...
- Turkish:kısa vadeli borç, ...
- Vietnamese:nợ ngắn hạn, ...
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