坏账

n.bad debt; bad loan

网络释义：bad debts; Bad loans; doubtful accounts

网络释义

n.1.bad debt; bad loan

n.1.企业或银行无法收回或收回的可能性极小的应收款项

1.bad debt average cost 平均成本 bad debt 坏账 balance 余额 ...

2.bad debts Available-for-sale securities 短期投资 Bad debts 坏账 Balance sheet 资产负债表 ...

3.bad loan back 拖欠的 bad loan 呆账，坏账 bailout 帮助……摆脱困境 ...

4.Bad loans Bad debts performance 坏账发生情况 Bad loans 坏账 Balance sheet 资产负债表 ...

5.doubtful accounts double-sided copying 双面复印 doubtful accounts 坏账 Dow 道琼斯平均指数 ...

6.uncollectible accounts ... 139．accounts receivable turnove 应收账款周转率 140．uncollectible accounts 坏账 141．debt ratio 资产负债率 ...

7.Uncollectible account unclean bill of lading 不 洁 提 货 单 uncollectible account 坏账 unconfirmed 未经确认的 ...

8.bad account 详细账单||明细表 detail account 坏账 bad account 会计项目 title of account ...

1.The dreamers are the central bankers, bureaucrats and popticians (not just in Europe) who bepeve bad debts do not need to be written down.这一次，做梦的是央行官员、政府官员和政客（不仅是欧洲的政客）。他们认为，坏账不必减记。

2.Loan Loss Provision An expense set aside as an allowance for bad loans (customer defaults, or terms of a loan have to be renegotiated, etc).贷款损失准备金预留应付坏账的款项（客户违约、需要重新磋商贷款条款等）

3.The banks are left with depreciating assets that have to be funded as they mature, and have no way of creating new ones.银行只剩下贬值的资产，等这些资产完全变坏后，就拨款填补坏账，而无法创造新的流动性。

4.But with much of it incurred with pttle regard for how it would be repaid, a sizable chunk is expected to turn sour.但由于几乎无人关心如何偿还这其中的很多债务，所以预计会有相当大一块债务变成坏账。

5.account created by the debit part of the entry is closed into the Income Summary account in the same manner as any other expense account.上述分录中借记的坏账损失像其他费用一样结转到收益汇总账户。

6.How much more bad debt is still to emerge?还会出现多少坏账？

7.However, the shareholders of the banks will not be so pleased if the credit binge ends up in a wave of new bad loans.但如果信贷热潮以一轮新增坏账告终，银行股东们将不会那么高兴。

8.For the moment, the banks are not complaining: they stand to be compensated for loans that had already gone bad.目前，银行没有抱怨：它们已经发生的坏账将获得赔偿。

9.American and British banks at least seem to have grasped the main lesson: that it is vital to deal with bad debts fast.美国和英国的银行至少似乎已经汲取了主要教训：对坏账“快刀斩乱麻”非常重要。

10.The question is how much of the loan books turn sour as economies slow and currencies fall.问题是，随着各大经济体的经济增速放缓，再加上货币的贬值，在这些贷款账目上的资金中，有多少将会成为坏账。