repaid

英 [rɪˈpeɪd]

美 [rɪˈpeɪd]

v. 归还; 偿还; 清偿; 酬报; 报答; 值得
repay的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

I owe them a debt that cannot easily be repaid.
我欠他们一笔钱，不容易偿还。
I merely repaid the debt.
所以我要还清欠他的债。
In this vision of the future, American saving would rise as overstretched borrowers repaid their debts.
在这种对未来的设想中，随着透支过度的贷款者偿还其债务，美国的储蓄会增加。
He has more than repaid my kindness.
他岂止是报答了我的帮助。
But, I repaid him, and that was it.
不过我还他钱了，就是这样。
Some debt will be repaid but a lot will just be destroyed via default.
一些债务将被了债，可是很年夜一部门会经由过程违约而被毁坏。
Any additional compensation would have to be in restricted stock that will not vest until taxpayers have been repaid.
额外薪酬必须以限制性股票的形式发放，且要等这些公司归还了纳税人的钱之后才能授予。
That situation increases the risk that a loan will not be repaid.
这种情况增加了他们还不起贷款的风险。
In a bankruptcy, unsecured creditors get repaid after secured lenders.
在破产程序中，无担保债权人通常在有担保的借贷人之后才能获得清偿。
The banks made too many risky loans which now can't be repaid, and they speculated in property whose value has now dropped.
各银行贷出去太多高风险贷款，目前无法收回，他们还进行地产投机，而地产的价值目前已经下跌了。