loaned US
ləʊnd
See also: lent (UK)
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Definition of loaned - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
temporaryUStemporarily given to someoneUS
  • The loaned books must be returned by the end of the month.
borrowed leased lent
2.
financeUSprovided as a loanUS
  • The loaned equipment helped the team complete the project on time.
borrowed lent
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Origin of loaned

Old Norse, lán (loan) + English -ed (past participle)

Terms with loaned included in their meaning

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finance
original sum of money invested or loaned
finance
original amount of money invested or loaned
finance
money loaned by banks, recallable on demand
business
economic system where wealth is loaned, not invested
copyright
legal entitlement for creators to receive money when works are loaned
finance
money loaned for a specific time period

Examples of loaned in a sentence

  • The loaned car was returned in perfect condition.
  • The loaned books must be returned by the end of the month.
  • He was grateful for the loaned car during his trip.

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  1. French:prêté, ...
  2. German:geliehen, zur Verfügung gestellt, ...
  3. Italian:prestato, ...
  4. Spanish:prestado, ...
  5. Portuguese:emprestado, ...
  6. Chinese:借来的, 借出的, ...
  7. Japanese:貸し出された, ローンされた, ...
  8. Arabic:مُعَار, مُقْرَض, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׁאוּל, מוּשְׁאָל, ...
  10. Russian:одолженный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тимчасово позичені, позичене, ...
  12. Hindi:उधार का, ऋण पर दिया हुआ, ...
loan
ləʊn

Definition of loan - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
financesum of money borrowed to be repaid later
  • She took out a loan to buy a car.
advance credit mortgage
2.
lendingact of lending something temporarily
  • The loan of the book was for two weeks.
advance credit
3.
linguisticsTECH.word borrowed from another languageTECH.
  • The word 'piano' is a loan from Italian.
calque loanword

Verb

tr.
1.
temporary lendinglend something to someone temporarily
  • She agreed to loan her car to him for the weekend.
advance give lend
2.
financial lendingTECH.provide money to someone with interestTECH.
  • The bank will loan you the money at a low interest rate.
advance lend provide
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Expressions with loan

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give temporary use of money, person, or thing expecting later return
The bank will loan out the money at a low interest rate.
individual offering illegal loans with excessive interest
She borrowed from a loan shark to pay her bills.
ask someone to lend you money
He decided to touch his friend for a loan.
money borrowed from a bank to be repaid with interest
She applied for a bank loan to buy a car.
money borrowed to buy a car
He applied for a car loan to buy his new sedan.
money borrowed to buy a house
They secured a home loan to buy their first home..

Origin of loan

Old Norse, lán (loan)

Examples of loan in a sentence

  • They needed a loan to start their business.
  • He requested a loan of the equipment for the project.
  • The loan of the painting was arranged for the exhibition.
  • 'Karaoke' is a loan from Japanese.
  • The term 'ballet' is a loan from French.
  • Can you loan me your book for a day?

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  1. French:prêt, prêter, ...
  2. German:Darlehen, leihen, ...
  3. Italian:prestito, prestare, ...
  4. Spanish:préstamo, prestar, ...
  5. Portuguese:empréstimo, emprestar, ...
  6. Chinese:贷款, 借出, ...
  7. Japanese:ローン, 貸す, ...
  8. Arabic:قَرْض, أَعَارَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַלְוָאָה, לְהַשְׁאִיל, ...
  10. Russian:кредит, одалживать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:позика, позичити, ...
  12. Hindi:कर्ज, उधार देना, ...

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