foreclosing

foreclosing

美 [fɔrˈkloʊz] 　英 [fɔː(r)ˈkləʊz]

• v.【法】(因超过限期等)取消赎取权；【法】取消(抵押人的)赎取权
• 网络排除

词形变化

第三人称单数：forecloses  现在分词：foreclosing  过去式：foreclosed  

同义词

英汉解释

v.	1. 【法】(因超过限期等)取消赎取权 2. 【法】取消(抵押人的)赎取权 3. 逐出;排除 4. 妨碍;结束,停止(讨论等) 5. 要求独占

英英解释

v.	1. to take someone’s property because they failed to pay back the money that they borrowed to buy it

例句

Moreover, people would keep their homes and cars because banks would not be foreclosing on them.

此外，大众将继续保有自己的家园和汽车，因为银行不会因提供信贷而取消赎回权。

catastrophe, seeing such grades as foreclosing the possibility of a top college, thus dooming his son's future.

或许，这位父亲预想不幸，这成绩使孩子没可能进一流大学，也就使他的孩子没有前途。

John Geanakoplos of Yale University has argued for special federal trustees, empowered to insist on modifying or foreclosing impaired loans.

耶鲁大学（YaleUniversity）的约翰基纳科普洛斯（JohnGeanakoplos）为特别联邦委任官辩护说他们有权坚持改造或者没收受损贷款。

At a foreclosure sale Wednesday, the property attracted no bids from investors and so was acquired by the foreclosing lender.

在周三的止赎拍卖会上，没有任何投资者出价，所以豪宅由提供贷款的银行获得。

After a lot of discussion and some rich debate, Congress voted against a bailout, seemingly foreclosing all options except bankruptcy.

在经过一番漫长的讨价还价后，国会还是否决了这一救助方案，看起来GM除了破产，别无选择了。