bridging loan
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈbridging ˌloan British English, bridge loan American English noun [countable] LENDan amount of money that a bank lends you for a short period of time until you receive money from somewhere else 过渡性贷款
Examples from the Corpus
bridging loan• If you're moving you may need a bridging loan.• Unless you have enough spare cash to do this, you will have to take out a bridging loan.• If contracts aren't exchanged, think carefully before you take a bridging loan.• A bridging loan can also give you an upper hand when buying in a very slow market.• The employees would then subscribe their shares to enable Newco to redeem its bridging loan and become employee controlled.ˈbridging ˌloan nounChineseSyllable
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bridging loan
ˈbridging ˌloan
British English, ˈbridge loan American English noun [countable]
an amount of money that a bank lends you for a short period of time until you receive money from somewhere else
ˈbridging ˌloan
British English, ˈbridge loan American English noun [countable]an amount of money that a bank lends you for a short period of time until you receive money from somewhere else