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repay <repaid> [rɪˈpeɪ] VERBE trans

repay debts

repay money

repay money

repay person

to repay sb for (doing) sth

to repay sb for (doing) sth

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They were to repay the credit (a kind of mortgage loan) from their farm work. en.wikipedia.org

With the demand for denim slowing, the company found it difficult to repay the loans, resulting in an increased interest burden on the loans. en.wikipedia.org

The bulk of the unpaid fees were to be repaid over a longer period. en.wikipedia.org

Government has taken to raising capital internationally to repay maturing debts and to undertake infrastructure projects. www.ghanaweb.com

Without any source of revenue from foreign exchange to repay their loans, they began to default. en.wikipedia.org

He said also said to be generous with the little he had, but vindictive, repaying every single slight. en.wikipedia.org

They state that the banks often made loans without proper due diligence to people who had little means to repay the loans. en.wikipedia.org

The recourse for the creditor is to ask nicely to be repaid at least some of what is owed. en.wikipedia.org

The increased revenues were used to reduce government subsidies and to repay debt. en.wikipedia.org

She repaid her loan punctually and took out a second loan which enabled her to buy another. en.wikipedia.org

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