Definition of national debt in English:

national debt

noun

The total amount of money which a country's government has borrowed.
国债
Example sentencesExamples
- They would also be appalled by our enormous national debt and the dismal status of our huge welfare programs.
- Governments have saved billions by refinancing the national debt at lower interest rates.
- By the end of the decade, then, the deficit and the national debt may warrant genuine anxiety.
- What's amazing is that even in the accounts of agencies tasked with servicing the national debt, money is just sitting there.
- Third is the impact of sustained surpluses and repayment of the national debt on financial markets.
- Because the debt is a national debt, accrued in our name, it is our name that we must pay the interest and the principal.
- Instead, they want to spend the surplus on tax cuts and paying down the national debt.
- Although inflation was reversed, the national debt greatly increased, as did unemployment.
- Second, the necessity for economic restructuring is obviated by the pooling of national debts into a currency union.
- In addition, the government had been able to reduce direct taxation and pay off part of the national debt from the proceeds of privatization.
- They were allowed to double the national debt in four years.
- European governments are eagerly proposing schemes to use proceeds from the sale of gold to fund everything from basic science research to paying down their ballooning national debts.
- Wage and pension cuts were implemented to pay off the national debt.
- Finally, as the surplus dwindles, the government will pay off less of the national debt.
- The total national debt has risen 30 percent in the past four years.
- But there is a Social Security crisis based on ideology and on the total national debt.
- If and when the liability crystallises from the raft of legal cases pending, the size of the national debt will rise, possibly by great sums.
- Where else can you spend money, boost your savings, and help fund the national debt all at the same time?
- The huge savings on the national debt are a result of the sharp fall in interest rates in Europe and worldwide.
- Another permutation could be to cut spending and taxes and retire the national debt.

Definition of national debt in US English:

national debt

nounˈnæʃənl

The total amount of money that a country's government has borrowed, by various means.
国债
Example sentencesExamples
- Second, the necessity for economic restructuring is obviated by the pooling of national debts into a currency union.
- But there is a Social Security crisis based on ideology and on the total national debt.
- Another permutation could be to cut spending and taxes and retire the national debt.
- The huge savings on the national debt are a result of the sharp fall in interest rates in Europe and worldwide.
- In addition, the government had been able to reduce direct taxation and pay off part of the national debt from the proceeds of privatization.
- Third is the impact of sustained surpluses and repayment of the national debt on financial markets.
- They would also be appalled by our enormous national debt and the dismal status of our huge welfare programs.
- Governments have saved billions by refinancing the national debt at lower interest rates.
- Although inflation was reversed, the national debt greatly increased, as did unemployment.
- If and when the liability crystallises from the raft of legal cases pending, the size of the national debt will rise, possibly by great sums.
- European governments are eagerly proposing schemes to use proceeds from the sale of gold to fund everything from basic science research to paying down their ballooning national debts.
- The total national debt has risen 30 percent in the past four years.
- Wage and pension cuts were implemented to pay off the national debt.
- Instead, they want to spend the surplus on tax cuts and paying down the national debt.
- What's amazing is that even in the accounts of agencies tasked with servicing the national debt, money is just sitting there.
- By the end of the decade, then, the deficit and the national debt may warrant genuine anxiety.
- They were allowed to double the national debt in four years.
- Finally, as the surplus dwindles, the government will pay off less of the national debt.
- Where else can you spend money, boost your savings, and help fund the national debt all at the same time?
- Because the debt is a national debt, accrued in our name, it is our name that we must pay the interest and the principal.

词汇	national debt
释义	Definition of national debt in English: national debt noun The total amount of money which a country's government has borrowed. 国债 Example sentencesExamples They would also be appalled by our enormous national debt and the dismal status of our huge welfare programs. Governments have saved billions by refinancing the national debt at lower interest rates. By the end of the decade, then, the deficit and the national debt may warrant genuine anxiety. What's amazing is that even in the accounts of agencies tasked with servicing the national debt, money is just sitting there. Third is the impact of sustained surpluses and repayment of the national debt on financial markets. Because the debt is a national debt, accrued in our name, it is our name that we must pay the interest and the principal. Instead, they want to spend the surplus on tax cuts and paying down the national debt. Although inflation was reversed, the national debt greatly increased, as did unemployment. Second, the necessity for economic restructuring is obviated by the pooling of national debts into a currency union. In addition, the government had been able to reduce direct taxation and pay off part of the national debt from the proceeds of privatization. They were allowed to double the national debt in four years. European governments are eagerly proposing schemes to use proceeds from the sale of gold to fund everything from basic science research to paying down their ballooning national debts. Wage and pension cuts were implemented to pay off the national debt. Finally, as the surplus dwindles, the government will pay off less of the national debt. The total national debt has risen 30 percent in the past four years. But there is a Social Security crisis based on ideology and on the total national debt. If and when the liability crystallises from the raft of legal cases pending, the size of the national debt will rise, possibly by great sums. Where else can you spend money, boost your savings, and help fund the national debt all at the same time? The huge savings on the national debt are a result of the sharp fall in interest rates in Europe and worldwide. Another permutation could be to cut spending and taxes and retire the national debt. Definition of national debt in US English: national debt nounˈnæʃənl The total amount of money that a country's government has borrowed, by various means. 国债 Example sentencesExamples Second, the necessity for economic restructuring is obviated by the pooling of national debts into a currency union. But there is a Social Security crisis based on ideology and on the total national debt. Another permutation could be to cut spending and taxes and retire the national debt. The huge savings on the national debt are a result of the sharp fall in interest rates in Europe and worldwide. In addition, the government had been able to reduce direct taxation and pay off part of the national debt from the proceeds of privatization. Third is the impact of sustained surpluses and repayment of the national debt on financial markets. They would also be appalled by our enormous national debt and the dismal status of our huge welfare programs. Governments have saved billions by refinancing the national debt at lower interest rates. Although inflation was reversed, the national debt greatly increased, as did unemployment. If and when the liability crystallises from the raft of legal cases pending, the size of the national debt will rise, possibly by great sums. European governments are eagerly proposing schemes to use proceeds from the sale of gold to fund everything from basic science research to paying down their ballooning national debts. The total national debt has risen 30 percent in the past four years. Wage and pension cuts were implemented to pay off the national debt. Instead, they want to spend the surplus on tax cuts and paying down the national debt. What's amazing is that even in the accounts of agencies tasked with servicing the national debt, money is just sitting there. By the end of the decade, then, the deficit and the national debt may warrant genuine anxiety. They were allowed to double the national debt in four years. Finally, as the surplus dwindles, the government will pay off less of the national debt. Where else can you spend money, boost your savings, and help fund the national debt all at the same time? Because the debt is a national debt, accrued in our name, it is our name that we must pay the interest and the principal.
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