Definition of repossession in English:

repossession

noun ˌriːpəˈzɛʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The action of retaking possession of something, in particular when a buyer defaults on payments.
families had been threatened with repossession or eviction
count noun a rise in home repossessions among young people
Example sentencesExamples
- The banks have been busy threatening debtors with repossession of their assets, resulting in more of them paying up.
- Estate agents report growing numbers of repossessions and young homeowners struggling to pay their monthly mortgages.
- He asks why he should be made to pay for the incompetence of the bureaucrat that bungled the repossession.
- If the mortgage rate has to go up to bring the price of houses down, it will create more homelessness because of repossessions.
- The good news is that repossessions hit a record low in 2004.
- With respect to the requirement to provide notice of the intended repossession, the defendants rely upon the principle enunciated here.
- The repossession stays on your report for seven years.
- The total of Montreal-area landlord repossessions rose from 561 to 622 in one year.
- Compared with the famine, the repossessions of the 1990s pale into insignificance.
- The entrances to the formerly inhabited buildings can be blocked against repossession once the animals move to their new homes.

Definition of repossession in US English:

repossession

nounˌrēpəˈzeSH(ə)nˌripəˈzɛʃ(ə)n

The action of retaking possession of something, in particular when a buyer defaults on payments.
families had been threatened with repossession or eviction
count noun a rise in home repossessions among young people
Example sentencesExamples
- The entrances to the formerly inhabited buildings can be blocked against repossession once the animals move to their new homes.
- With respect to the requirement to provide notice of the intended repossession, the defendants rely upon the principle enunciated here.
- The total of Montreal-area landlord repossessions rose from 561 to 622 in one year.
- The banks have been busy threatening debtors with repossession of their assets, resulting in more of them paying up.
- If the mortgage rate has to go up to bring the price of houses down, it will create more homelessness because of repossessions.
- The repossession stays on your report for seven years.
- The good news is that repossessions hit a record low in 2004.
- Compared with the famine, the repossessions of the 1990s pale into insignificance.
- Estate agents report growing numbers of repossessions and young homeowners struggling to pay their monthly mortgages.
- He asks why he should be made to pay for the incompetence of the bureaucrat that bungled the repossession.

词汇	repossession
释义	Definition of repossession in English: repossession noun ˌriːpəˈzɛʃ(ə)n mass noun The action of retaking possession of something, in particular when a buyer defaults on payments. families had been threatened with repossession or eviction count noun a rise in home repossessions among young people Example sentencesExamples The banks have been busy threatening debtors with repossession of their assets, resulting in more of them paying up. Estate agents report growing numbers of repossessions and young homeowners struggling to pay their monthly mortgages. He asks why he should be made to pay for the incompetence of the bureaucrat that bungled the repossession. If the mortgage rate has to go up to bring the price of houses down, it will create more homelessness because of repossessions. The good news is that repossessions hit a record low in 2004. With respect to the requirement to provide notice of the intended repossession, the defendants rely upon the principle enunciated here. The repossession stays on your report for seven years. The total of Montreal-area landlord repossessions rose from 561 to 622 in one year. Compared with the famine, the repossessions of the 1990s pale into insignificance. The entrances to the formerly inhabited buildings can be blocked against repossession once the animals move to their new homes. Definition of repossession in US English: repossession nounˌrēpəˈzeSH(ə)nˌripəˈzɛʃ(ə)n The action of retaking possession of something, in particular when a buyer defaults on payments. families had been threatened with repossession or eviction count noun a rise in home repossessions among young people Example sentencesExamples The entrances to the formerly inhabited buildings can be blocked against repossession once the animals move to their new homes. With respect to the requirement to provide notice of the intended repossession, the defendants rely upon the principle enunciated here. The total of Montreal-area landlord repossessions rose from 561 to 622 in one year. The banks have been busy threatening debtors with repossession of their assets, resulting in more of them paying up. If the mortgage rate has to go up to bring the price of houses down, it will create more homelessness because of repossessions. The repossession stays on your report for seven years. The good news is that repossessions hit a record low in 2004. Compared with the famine, the repossessions of the 1990s pale into insignificance. Estate agents report growing numbers of repossessions and young homeowners struggling to pay their monthly mortgages. He asks why he should be made to pay for the incompetence of the bureaucrat that bungled the repossession.
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