Definition of foreclosure in English:

foreclosure

noun fɔːˈkləʊʒəˌfɔrˈkloʊʒər

mass noun

The action of taking possession of a mortgaged property when the mortgagor fails to keep up their mortgage payments.
对抵押财产的占有，回赎抵押品权利的取消
assistance for mortgage borrowers facing foreclosure
count noun major increases in home foreclosures
Example sentencesExamples
- Single family activity remains soft, with numerous foreclosures, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
- For the nation overall, 14.78 percent of conventional subprime mortgages were past due, with 8.58 percent in foreclosure.
- A relative's legal troubles pushed her into foreclosure twice within the last two years.
- Perhaps the biggest fear any homeowner can have is foreclosure.
- With interest rates now rising, there will be many foreclosures.
- Remember that once you begin discussing foreclosure, everything is a negotiation.
- She contacted her lender, which helped her avert foreclosure.
- Unfortunately, lenders aren't always interested in the life circumstances that lead to foreclosure.
- The narrator's professional involvement in foreclosures, which I call the outer story, suggests a reason for his refusal to work.
- Loss of income is one of the main causes of foreclosure.

Rhymes

closure, composure, enclosure, exposure

Definition of foreclosure in US English:

foreclosure

nounˌfôrˈklōZHərˌfɔrˈkloʊʒər

The action of taking possession of a mortgaged property when the mortgagor fails to keep up their mortgage payments.
对抵押财产的占有，回赎抵押品权利的取消
assistance for mortgage borrowers facing foreclosure
major increases in home foreclosures
Example sentencesExamples
- Loss of income is one of the main causes of foreclosure.
- Perhaps the biggest fear any homeowner can have is foreclosure.
- Remember that once you begin discussing foreclosure, everything is a negotiation.
- The narrator's professional involvement in foreclosures, which I call the outer story, suggests a reason for his refusal to work.
- With interest rates now rising, there will be many foreclosures.
- A relative's legal troubles pushed her into foreclosure twice within the last two years.
- Unfortunately, lenders aren't always interested in the life circumstances that lead to foreclosure.
- For the nation overall, 14.78 percent of conventional subprime mortgages were past due, with 8.58 percent in foreclosure.
- She contacted her lender, which helped her avert foreclosure.
- Single family activity remains soft, with numerous foreclosures, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

词汇	foreclosure
释义	Definition of foreclosure in English: foreclosure noun fɔːˈkləʊʒəˌfɔrˈkloʊʒər mass noun The action of taking possession of a mortgaged property when the mortgagor fails to keep up their mortgage payments. 对抵押财产的占有，回赎抵押品权利的取消 assistance for mortgage borrowers facing foreclosure count noun major increases in home foreclosures Example sentencesExamples Single family activity remains soft, with numerous foreclosures, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. For the nation overall, 14.78 percent of conventional subprime mortgages were past due, with 8.58 percent in foreclosure. A relative's legal troubles pushed her into foreclosure twice within the last two years. Perhaps the biggest fear any homeowner can have is foreclosure. With interest rates now rising, there will be many foreclosures. Remember that once you begin discussing foreclosure, everything is a negotiation. She contacted her lender, which helped her avert foreclosure. Unfortunately, lenders aren't always interested in the life circumstances that lead to foreclosure. The narrator's professional involvement in foreclosures, which I call the outer story, suggests a reason for his refusal to work. Loss of income is one of the main causes of foreclosure. Rhymes closure, composure, enclosure, exposure Definition of foreclosure in US English: foreclosure nounˌfôrˈklōZHərˌfɔrˈkloʊʒər The action of taking possession of a mortgaged property when the mortgagor fails to keep up their mortgage payments. 对抵押财产的占有，回赎抵押品权利的取消 assistance for mortgage borrowers facing foreclosure major increases in home foreclosures Example sentencesExamples Loss of income is one of the main causes of foreclosure. Perhaps the biggest fear any homeowner can have is foreclosure. Remember that once you begin discussing foreclosure, everything is a negotiation. The narrator's professional involvement in foreclosures, which I call the outer story, suggests a reason for his refusal to work. With interest rates now rising, there will be many foreclosures. A relative's legal troubles pushed her into foreclosure twice within the last two years. Unfortunately, lenders aren't always interested in the life circumstances that lead to foreclosure. For the nation overall, 14.78 percent of conventional subprime mortgages were past due, with 8.58 percent in foreclosure. She contacted her lender, which helped her avert foreclosure. Single family activity remains soft, with numerous foreclosures, particularly in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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