英汉例句

• When one party demands too much, the other will be forced to go into debt to pay for attorneys as well as what their partner deems necessary as part of the settlement.

  当一方想得到太多财产时，为付律师费和法庭判定要付给他们的伴侣的钱，这另一方肯定会陷入欠债的境地。

• If he has one, then it means that he won「t have to go into debt when his car breaks down, he loses his job or some other unforeseeable emergency happens to him.

  如果有了这个账户，就意味着一旦诸如遇到车坏了、工作丢了或其他不可预见的紧急情况发生时就不必举债度日了。

• When you decide to start a business, don」t go into debt over it.

  当你决定创业的时候，不要借贷。

• Families often go into debt arranging marriages and paying elaborate dowries.

  许多家庭常常因筹备婚礼和準备丰厚嫁妆而负债累累。

• They believed that to go into debt was to indulge your basest urges and to surrender your future independence.

  他们认为负债就是沉溺于最基本的需求而放弃未来的独立。

• 「There needs to be some sort of regulation, some sort of transparency, where if I go to the hospital I know I「m not going to go into debt because I went into the hospital,」 said Katz.

  「需要有某种形式的规定，某种透明度，在我去医院的时候，我知道我不会欠债，因为我进的是医院，」卡茨说道。

• The catch comes when you can」t pay all the interest on the loans; you then go into debt default .

  当你不能支付所有贷款的利息时，问题来了；你会陷入债务违约。

• When this happened, my friend would have to go in the hole. He would go into debt and owe people money.

  当这种情况发生时，朋友就会陷入经济困难，他将欠钱、负债。

• I wouldn't go into debt any further to try to save your company.

  我不想再为拯救你的公司去欠债啦。

• We do not want to encourage someone to go into debt and pay interest on gifts given to the church.

  我们不想鼓励人借贷和因为给教会的奉献而支付利息。