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Definition of deadbeat - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He's known as a deadbeat in the local community..
2.
- He's such a deadbeat, never helping around the house.
Adjective
1.
- The company was labeled as deadbeat for missing payments.
2.
- She called him a deadbeat friend for not showing up.
Expressions with deadbeat
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father who neglects child support responsibilities
He was labeled a deadbeat dad for missing payments.
Origin of deadbeat
American English, dead (inactive) + beat (person)
Examples of deadbeat in a sentence
Deadbeats often face legal consequences for their actions. The deadbeat never paid his bills on time. She called him a deadbeat for skipping work again. The tenant was considered deadbeat for unpaid rent. His deadbeat status affected his credit score. His deadbeat attitude cost him the job.
The landlord was tired of dealing with deadbeat tenants.
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- French:mauvais payeur, défaillant, ...
- German:Schuldner, zahlungsunfähig, ...
- Italian:insolvente, inaffidabile, ...
- Spanish:deudor incobrable, insolvente, ...
- Portuguese:caloteiro, devedor, ...
- Chinese:赖账者, 赖账的, ...
- Japanese:怠け者, 債務不履行の, ...
- Arabic:مُتَخَلِّف عَنِ السَّدَاد, مُتَعَثِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מִשְׁתַּמֵּט מִתַּשְׁלוּם חוֹבוֹת, חָדֵל פֵּירָעוֹן, ...
- Russian:неплательщик, должник, ...
- Ukrainian:неплатник, неплатоспроможний, ...
- Hindi:उधारखोर, ऋण-चूककर्ता, ...
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