moneylenders
英 [ˈmʌnɪˌlɛndəz]
美
n. 放债者; 放高利贷者
moneylender的复数
柯林斯词典
- 放债人;放高利贷者
A moneylender is a person who lends money which has to be paid back at a high rate of interest.
双语例句
- Moneylenders offer help, but extort a heavy price.
高利贷者愿提供帮助，但要索取沉重的代价。 - Families with money problems often fall into the hands of the moneylenders and get further into debt.
经济有困难的家庭经常受放债人的摆布，更深地陷入债务中。 - Hou Ning, a Beijing-based analyst, says that in the countryside unlicensed moneylenders have been helping farmers into the markets with unsecured high interest loans.
北京一位分析家侯宁（音）说，农村里那些非法放贷者放出不安全的高利贷来助长农民进入股市。 - Japanese people who are in debt to consumer finance companies and cannot meet monthly public health insurance payments will get a state subsidy to help them sue the moneylenders to recover excess interest charges.
身负消费金融公司债务、无法缴纳每月公共医疗保险费的日本人，将得到一笔国家补助，帮助他们起诉放款人，收回多付的利息。 - It may be cheaper to borrow from a microfinance company than the moneylenders that are often the only other source of funds for the poor.
从小额信贷公司借款可能要比向放债者借款便宜一些。对穷人而言，放债者往往是唯一的另一个资金来源。 - Countries that have chased away the moneylenders have been artistic deserts.
那些赶跑借贷者的国家都是变成了艺术沙漠。 - Even if Company B can find another project for which there might be a market, it will not be able to obtain working capital, at other than moneylenders 'rates, because banks are unwilling to lend.
即使公司B能找到另一个可能会有市场的项目，但由于银行不愿放贷，除了使用高利贷，该公司将无法获得运营资本。