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collateral

Aussprache: [kəˈlætərəl]

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Kontext: „finance“

(noun) something valuable that you give to a lender, like a bank, to secure a loan. If you can't pay back the money, they can take the collateral instead.

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She used her car as collateral to get the loan.

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He didn't have any collateral to offer, so he couldn't borrow the money.

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What kind of collateral can you provide for the loan?

Kontext: „military“

(noun) damage or injury to something that is not the intended target, often seen in military operations. It's like when a good aim accidentally hurts someone or something else nearby.

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The airstrike was precise, with minimal collateral damage.

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There was significant collateral damage during the bombing, affecting nearby homes and schools.

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How can we reduce collateral damage in military actions?

Kontext: „finance“

(adjective) related to something that can be used as security for a loan. It describes an item that you can pledge when borrowing money.

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He offered several collateral assets, making the loan approval easier.

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The bank refused to accept collateral that was not easily valued.

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What makes an asset a good collateral item?

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