subprime
subprime 英 [ˌsʌbˈpraɪm] 美 [ˌsʌbˈpraɪm]
adj. 次级的；准最低贷款利率的
They became almost worthless because they were investing in subprime debt and the value of the debt collapsed and so these collapsed as well. 它们变的分文不值,因为它们投资次级债务,而这些债券价格一落千丈,所以这些银行也跟着倒下
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- adj. 次级的；准最低贷款利率的
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1. They became almost worthless because they were investing in subprime debt and the value of the debt collapsed and so these collapsed as well.
它们变的分文不值,因为它们投资次级债务,而这些债券价格一落千丈,所以这些银行也跟着倒下
sub·prime / ˌsʌbˈpraɪm ; NAmE ˌsʌbˈpraɪm / adjective ( finance 财 ) connected with the practice of lending money to people who may not be able to pay the money back, because they have a bad credit rating 次级的，次贷的（指贷款给信用差、可能无力还款的人） ◆ subprime mortgages/loans/lending 次级按揭／贷款／放款 ◆ subprime lenders/borrowers 次级放款人／借款人 sub·prime / ˌsʌbˈpraɪm ; NAmE ˌsʌbˈpraɪm /
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