1.(无法收回的)坏帐,呆账,倒账
1.money that someone owes but will never pay
1.The problem is, all that easy credit is generating bad debt and inflation.
可问题是，那些宽松的贷款正在导致坏帐和通货膨胀。
2.How much more bad debt is still to emerge?
还会出现多少坏账？
3.With so much bad debt out there - and no one really knows how much there is - banks around the world have become extremely risk-averse.
有这么多坏账——没人真正知道数字究竟有多大——全世界的银行开始变得不再愿意承担风险。
4.Assume that the allowance account had a debit balance of $ 1280 at the beginning of this month. Made an entry about allowance for bad debt.
假定备抵账户在本月初有1280美元的借方余额，将坏账计入备抵账户。
5.Manage assets to increase revenue by at least 1% a year and reduce bad debt.
通过对资產进行有效管理使年度的收益增加至少在1%以上，并儘量减少坏账比例。
6.One reason was that Japan allowed bad debt to fester and encouraged banks to throw good money after bad in keeping zombie companies alive.
造成这种情况的原因之一是日本允许呆账注销，鼓励银行将优质资金注入僵尸公司以使其继续维持运营。
7.She says American investment banks have made excessive loans, which created a real estate bubble and made the lenders insolvent on bad debt.
她说，美国的投资银行做出了过度的贷款，制造了一个房地产泡沫，并且导致借贷者因为坏帐而出现资不抵债的现象。
8.The Bush administration is asking Congress to let the U. S. government buy $700 billion in bad debt.
布什政府提请国会准许美国政府购买价值7千亿美元的不良贷款。
9.Amount that does not get paid back in three years, becomes bad debt, and is written off entirely.
在三年里未能归还的钱款数量就变成坏债，并被完全注销。
10.That buys them time to earn their way out of a bad-debt problem, using their high lending profits to replenish capital.
这让银行有时间从坏债问题中脱身，利用高额贷款利润来补充资本。