debt

debt
noun
dette f; (to be recovered) créance f;
to be in debt être endetté(e), avoir des dettes;
to be £12,000 in debt avoir 12 000 livres de dettes;
to be in debt to sb être en dette envers qn;
to pay off a debt rembourser ou payer une dette;
to be out of debt n'avoir plus de dettes;
to get or run into debt s'endetter, faire des dettes;
to reschedule or restructure a debt rééchelonner une dette;
familiar to be up to the neck or one's ears in debt être criblé(e) de dettes;
debt owed by us dette passive;
debt owed to us dette active
debt burden surendettement m, fardeau m de la dette;
debt capacity capacité f d'endettement;
debt collection recouvrement m de créances;
debt collection agency agence f de recouvrements;
debt collector agent m de recouvrements;
debt due créance exigible;
debt equity swap échange m de créances contre actifs;
debt financing financement m par endettement;
debt of honour dette d'honneur;
debt instrument titre m de créance;
debt limit limite f d'endettement;
debt rating niveau m d'endettement;
debt ratio ratio m d'endettement;
debt reduction programme désendettement m;
debt refinancing refinancement m de dettes;
debt rescheduling, debt restructuring rééchelonnement m des dettes;
British debt service service m de la dette;
American debt servicing service de la dette;
debt swap échange de créances

English-French business dictionary. 2013.

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