slovník Polský - Angličtina
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pożyczka pod zastaw v angličtině:
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leverage
A foreign minister should have diplomatic leverage.
use a metal bar to increase the leverage
The mountain of leverage and the risks of margin calls are hitting market stability.
We are leveraging the center's research to support our economy The only real leverage I had over him was he needed the money The only real leverage I had over him was he needed the money
An amount of loan that a company has in relations to its share is its leverage
You want to leverage what you know
Relatively small groups can sometimes exert immense political leverage.
The company leverages the potential of its resources. Foreign aid will leverage the country's efforts.
in order to leverage
The player's popularity has given him a leverage with the owners of the team
Angličtina slovo „pożyczka pod zastaw„(leverage) se zobrazí v sadách:
ang zawodowy 12. 
mortgage
mortgage bond,
A mortgage rate of six percent is becoming the current industry average.
There are mothers and fathers who will lie awake after the children fall asleep and wonder how they'll make the mortgage, or pay their doctor's bills, or save enough for their child's college education.
More and more people are falling behind in their mortgage payments.
Maintenance of land and mortgage registers is provided by separate provisions.
A mortgage is the biggest loan that most people will have in their lifetime.
With a mortgage the owner still the owner provided that he settles his debt.
If we want to buy a house, we need a mortgage.
If you mortgage your house or land, you use it as a guarantee to a company in order to borrow money from them
My wife and I found it very easy to get a mortgage as we are good savers and good payers
On my present salary I can’t get a mortgage.
I suffered from my mortgage loan.
My mortgage is over 100 thousand dollars.
John went bankrupt when he couldn't pay his gambling debts and mortgage anymore.
The only way to buy a house is to take out a mortgage, but it will take you years to pay back. He had to take an extra job to afford the mortgage.
loan against deposit 
loan secured against 