refinanced

ˌriːˈfaɪ.nænst

Definition

Definition of refinanced - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

financehaving a new loan to replace an old one

The refinanced mortgage has a lower interest rate.
Their refinanced loan saved them a lot of money.
The refinanced debt had better terms.

reorganized

restructured

revised

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Origin of refinanced

Latin, re (again) + financiare (to finance)

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refi

refinanced loan

loan that has been refinanced

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French:refinancé, ...
German:refinanziert, ...
Italian:rifinanziato, ...
Spanish:refinanciada, ...
Portuguese:refinanciado, ...
Chinese:再融资的, ...
Japanese:借り換えた, ...
Arabic:مُعاد تمويله, ...
Hebrew:מְמוּחְזָר, ...
Russian:рефинансированный, ...
Ukrainian:рефінансований, ...
Hindi:पुनर्वित्तपोषित, ...
Bengali:পুনঃঅর্থায়িত, ...
Catalan:refinançat, ...
Czech:refinancovaný, ...
Danish:refinansieret, ...
Dutch:geherfinancierd, ...
Greek:αναχρηματοδοτημένος, ...
Hungarian:refinanszírozott, ...
Khmer:បានប្តូរឥណទានថ្មី, ...
Korean:재융자된, ...
Persian:بازتأمین مالی شده, ...
Polish:zrefinansowany, ...
Portuguese (BR):refinanciado, ...
Romanian:refinanțat, ...
Swedish:omfinansierad, ...
Thai:ที่กู้ใหม่มาแทนเงินกู้เดิม, ...
Turkish:yeniden finanse edilmiş, ...
Vietnamese:được tái cấp vốn, ...

refinance

ˌriːfaɪˈnæns

Definition of refinance - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

finance

TECH.

change the terms of a loan or debt agreement

TECH.

They decided to refinance their mortgage to get a lower rate.
She plans to refinance her student loans next year.
We might refinance the car to lower our payments.

recast

restructure

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Origin of refinance

Latin, re (again) + financiare (finance)

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French:refinancer, ...
German:umfinanzieren, ...
Italian:rifinanziare, ...
Spanish:refinanciar, ...
Portuguese:refinanciar, ...
Chinese:再融资, ...
Japanese:借り換える, ...
Arabic:أَعَادَ تَمْوِيلَ, ...
Hebrew:לְמַחְזֵר, ...
Russian:рефинансировать, ...
Ukrainian:рефінансувати, ...
Hindi:पुनर्वित्त करना, ...
Bengali:পুনঃঅর্থায়ন করা, ...
Catalan:refinançar, ...
Czech:refinancovat, ...
Danish:omlægge, ...
Dutch:herfinancieren, ...
Greek:αναχρηματοδοτώ, ...
Hungarian:refinanszírozni, ...
Khmer:រៀបចំហិរញ្ញប្បទានឡើងវិញ, ...
Korean:갈아타다, ...
Persian:بازتأمین مالی کردن, ...
Polish:refinansować, ...
Portuguese (BR):refinanciar, ...
Romanian:a refinanța, ...
Swedish:refinansiera, ...
Thai:รีไฟแนนซ์, ...
Turkish:yeniden finanse etmek, ...
Vietnamese:tái cấp vốn, ...

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