debt write-off
dɛt ˈraɪtˌɔːf
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Definition of debt write-off - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
financeTECH.cancellation of a debtTECH.
  • The company announced a debt write-off to improve its balance sheet.
2.
amount cancelledTECH.amount of debt cancelledTECH.
  • The debt write-off amounted to several million dollars.
debt relief
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Expressions with debt

in debtadj.
owing money to someone or an entity
She is in debt after buying a new car.
debt trapn.
situation where someone cannot repay debt and borrows more
He fell into a debt trap after losing his job.
debt mountainn.
very large amount of debt owed
The company is struggling with a debt mountain.
karmic debtn.
accumulation of negative energy from past misdeeds
He believed his misfortunes were due to karmic debt.
deep in debtadj.
in a difficult financial situation
She is deep in debt and struggling to pay her bills.
pay one's debt to societyv.
serve a prison sentence after being found guilty of crime
After ten years, he finally paid his debt to society.

Expressions with write

write downv.
record information on paper or another medium
She decided to write down her thoughts in a journal.
write inv.
fill in required information by writing
Please write in your contact details on the form.
write onv.
put words or drawings onto a surface
Please do not write on the walls.
write outv.
transcribe or record in writing
She decided to write out her thoughts in a journal..
write overv.
correct information by writing over previous content
He had to write over the wrong answers on the test.
write the bookv.
create a book by writing its content
She plans to write the book during her vacation.
write upv.
create a detailed written account
She decided to write up the meeting notes.
write cheques one can't cashv.
make promises or threats that are impossible to keep or carry out
During negotiations, Mark kept writing cheques he couldn't cash with bold expansion promises.
write offv.
consider something as a loss or failure
After the poor sales, the project was written off..
write a blank chequev.
give someone unlimited permission or support
The manager won't write a blank cheque for new ideas.

Terms related to debt write-off

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
offwritecancellationdebtfinancialforgivenessliabilityreliefsettlementwrite-offamountcancel

Examples of debt write-off in a sentence

  • After the debt write-off, the company's stock prices surged.
  • The company announced a debt write-off last quarter.
  • A debt write-off can improve financial statements.

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  1. French:annulation de dette, ...
  2. German:Schuldenerlass, abgeschriebener Schuldenbetrag, ...
  3. Italian:Cancellazione del debito, Importo cancellato, ...
  4. Spanish:Cancelación de deuda, Monto cancelado de deuda, ...
  5. Portuguese:anulação de dívida, montante de dívida anulada, ...
  6. Chinese:债务注销, 注销的债务金额, ...
  7. Japanese:債務免除, 免除された債務額, ...
  8. Arabic:شَطْب الدَّيْن, إعفاء من الدين, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְחִיקַת חוֹב, הַסַּכּוּם הַמְּבֻטָּל מֵהַחוֹב, ...
  10. Russian:списание долга, сумма списания долга, ...
  11. Ukrainian:списання боргу, списана сума боргу, ...
  12. Hindi:ऋण माफी, माफ़ की गई राशि, ...

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