1·Most companies usually take out loans and financial plans to stay afloat.
贷款，大多数的公司通常会贷款来维持运营。
2·Americans take out loans to buy a car or a house, and many young people borrow money to go to university.
美国人会通过借贷来买车，买房，年轻人则会贷款去上大学。
3·This year, he hopes to persuade 20 percent of them to take out loans that he has arranged with local Banks.
今年，他希望说服其中百分之二十客户使用当地银行早已准备好的贷款。
4·I have told Henry and Hannah that, if they want to go on to graduate school, they will have to take out loans.
我告诉亨利和汉娜，如果他们想继续读研究生，就得靠贷款了。
5·With no powerful family behind him, he had to take out loans at five times the normal rates of his well-connected competitors.
在没有壮大家族支持的情况下，他不得不接受贷款，其利率比瓜葛雄厚的竞争对手获得的贷款正常利率高五倍。
6·The problem was that a lot of homeowners were induced to take out loans that they could afford only if home prices continued to go up.
问题是很 多房主被误导，只有在房价持续上涨的 情况下，他们才能还得起贷款。
7·First, interest rates may take longer to fall than is hoped. Second, lending may fall. Third, bad loans could wipe out much of any improvement.
首先，利率下调可能比预期的时间要久。第二，贷款可能下降。第三，坏帐可能抵消大部分的成效。
—— 《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
8·They may be able to take out private loans, as many American students do.
他们可以像许多美国学生一样，申请私人贷款。
9·People with several MFI loans also tend to take them out simultaneously, rather than staggering them, as they would if they intended to use one to pay instalments on another.
获得多笔小额信贷机构贷款的人倾向于同时取出贷款，而如果他们要用一笔贷款分期偿还另一笔贷款的话，他们可以交错提取。
10·In the past lenders ofteninsisted on financial covenants when companies took out loans; breach of thosecovenants gave the lenders the right to take action.
在过去，当公司借入贷款，贷款人经常坚持金融合同；对这些合同的违反会让贷款人有权采取行动。