Definition of unsecured in English:

unsecured

adjectiveʌnsɪˈkjʊədˌənsəˈkjʊrd

1(of a loan) made without an asset given as security.
（贷款）没有担保物的，无保证的
Example sentencesExamples
- Barclays recommend that you should aim to be spending no more than 12% of your gross income on unsecured loans, and 3% on interest payments.
- This means you should make sure you have made arrangements to pay your essential household bills such as your mortgage or rent, loans secured on your home, council tax and utilities before making offers to pay unsecured credit debts.
- Moreover, the bank loans were unsecured, which puts lenders in the same category as suppliers - near the back of the queue.
- Think about the total amount you may need and consider whether or not you intend to use an unsecured loan, he said.
- ‘We know that recoveries on secured loans are a lot better than those on unsecured loans,’ he says.
- The bank agreed the retailer's last five loans, including two currently outstanding unsecured loans totalling $1.5 billion.
- The loan was unsecured, interest free and has no fixed repayment date, according to the accounts.
- But many loans are unsecured and, in these cases, people often find that they can manage perfectly well without this over-priced insurance.
- Read more here about how to replace expensive debts with a cheap unsecured loan and visit our Personal Loan Centre.
- But unsecured loans are preferable as there is less risk of losing your home if you fall behind with payments.
- Decrease your debt by starting with the most expensive line of credit you have, which will usually be your credit card, then your overdraft, followed by a personal or unsecured loan.
- In the longer term, the effect would almost certainly have been to reduce the availability of unsecured credit and drive up its implied interest rates.
- Commercial finance companies do not make unsecured loans, so borrowers in need of short-term and/or unsecured loans rely on commercial banks.
- However, as a rule of thumb, unsecured loans are more expensive than a secured loan or a mortgage.
- Remember credit cards are a form of unsecured credit and the card provider is taking a risk when they issue you with that piece of plastic.
- It did not make sense that a trust in another country would provide unsecured loans to a man in serious financial trouble, he said.
- If so, lenders are making unsecured loans when engaging in repurchase agreements.
- I can get a personal unsecured loan for £25K from finance companies - why can't the company get one?
- Do not include the payments you are supposed to make on any unsecured credit such as personal loans, overdrafts and credit cards at this stage.
- To pay off other unsecured debts, you opt for an unsecured loan of £25,000 and arrange a repayment mortgage over 25 years with a variable rate.
1. 1.1 (of a creditor) having made an unsecured loan.
  （债权人）已做无担保贷款的
  Example sentencesExamples
  That recommendation would be put to a meeting of unsecured creditors in Perth next Wednesday.
  The bankruptcy filing turns the plaintiffs into unsecured creditors along with other victims who might claim damages against the church, said Bill Barton, another plaintiff's attorney.
  Under the Trust's proposed company voluntary arrangement, the unsecured creditors of the cash-strapped club can only expect a fraction, if anything, of what they are owed.
  Ashley will have to wait until the administration is concluded and see if there are any funds for unsecured creditors like him.
  Warranty holders will join the queue of unsecured creditors of the company which went into administration in September.
  But unsecured creditors were likely to have lost out.
  He said holders would rank as unsecured creditors in the Company Voluntary Arrangement document which is to be circulated to creditors soon.
  Mr Longbottom said many smaller firms in the district had suffered due to the effects of larger PLCs going into liquidation and failing to pay unsecured creditors.
  The prospectus spells out that bondholders rank ahead only of unsecured creditors and the shareholders.
  More than six years after a York travel and hotel company collapsed, unsecured creditors are finally set to get some of their money back.
  That figure includes millions owed to a number of unsecured creditors, many of whom are small Canadian publishers.
  Any money left over will go to the unsecured creditors, which includes the City Council.
  Otherwise, should the company fail, you must join the line of unsecured creditors and will be unlikely to see any money back.
  I believe it is not a good business practice to be an unsecured creditor to any company for very long.
  In the short term, to the extent that it enabled workers to recover entitlement losses, this merely shifted those losses from workers to other unsecured creditors who were in no way responsible for the problem.
  The arrangement is expected to return 75 cents in the dollar to GBC's unsecured creditors.
  After payment to the preferred creditors and Anglo Irish Bank a total of £231,450 remains for unsecured creditors - a shortfall of over £2.3million.
  The changes will also ring-fence funds for the unsecured creditor,’ Cuthbertson says.
  Every major mortgage lender and unsecured credit provider operates in this way.
  He said there was nearly E60 million owed to 2,400 unsecured creditors of the company.
2Not made secure or safe.
未固定的，未做防护的，不安全的
the maid had been responsible for leaving the room unsecured
Example sentencesExamples
- One employee was hit in the face by an unsecured fridge door, which left their glasses broken.
- People should be taught to take the right precautions when using an unsecured network.
- Entry was generally gained through unsecured back windows or doors or by forcing windows.
- I did a lot of surfing the net (thanks to my neighbour's unsecured wireless connection).
- As other countries up their security arrangements, they will identify goods as one of two classifications - those they consider secure, and those they consider unsecured.

Rhymes

gourd, Lourdes, self-assured, uncured, uninsured, unobscured

Definition of unsecured in US English:

unsecured

adjectiveˌənsəˈkyo͝ordˌənsəˈkjʊrd

1(of a loan) made without an asset given as security.
（贷款）没有担保物的，无保证的
Example sentencesExamples
- This means you should make sure you have made arrangements to pay your essential household bills such as your mortgage or rent, loans secured on your home, council tax and utilities before making offers to pay unsecured credit debts.
- The bank agreed the retailer's last five loans, including two currently outstanding unsecured loans totalling $1.5 billion.
- But many loans are unsecured and, in these cases, people often find that they can manage perfectly well without this over-priced insurance.
- Read more here about how to replace expensive debts with a cheap unsecured loan and visit our Personal Loan Centre.
- However, as a rule of thumb, unsecured loans are more expensive than a secured loan or a mortgage.
- But unsecured loans are preferable as there is less risk of losing your home if you fall behind with payments.
- In the longer term, the effect would almost certainly have been to reduce the availability of unsecured credit and drive up its implied interest rates.
- If so, lenders are making unsecured loans when engaging in repurchase agreements.
- Moreover, the bank loans were unsecured, which puts lenders in the same category as suppliers - near the back of the queue.
- Commercial finance companies do not make unsecured loans, so borrowers in need of short-term and/or unsecured loans rely on commercial banks.
- Barclays recommend that you should aim to be spending no more than 12% of your gross income on unsecured loans, and 3% on interest payments.
- To pay off other unsecured debts, you opt for an unsecured loan of £25,000 and arrange a repayment mortgage over 25 years with a variable rate.
- ‘We know that recoveries on secured loans are a lot better than those on unsecured loans,’ he says.
- Decrease your debt by starting with the most expensive line of credit you have, which will usually be your credit card, then your overdraft, followed by a personal or unsecured loan.
- It did not make sense that a trust in another country would provide unsecured loans to a man in serious financial trouble, he said.
- I can get a personal unsecured loan for £25K from finance companies - why can't the company get one?
- Think about the total amount you may need and consider whether or not you intend to use an unsecured loan, he said.
- The loan was unsecured, interest free and has no fixed repayment date, according to the accounts.
- Do not include the payments you are supposed to make on any unsecured credit such as personal loans, overdrafts and credit cards at this stage.
- Remember credit cards are a form of unsecured credit and the card provider is taking a risk when they issue you with that piece of plastic.
1. 1.1 (of a creditor) having made an unsecured loan.
  （债权人）已做无担保贷款的
  Example sentencesExamples
  That figure includes millions owed to a number of unsecured creditors, many of whom are small Canadian publishers.
  He said there was nearly E60 million owed to 2,400 unsecured creditors of the company.
  That recommendation would be put to a meeting of unsecured creditors in Perth next Wednesday.
  Otherwise, should the company fail, you must join the line of unsecured creditors and will be unlikely to see any money back.
  The bankruptcy filing turns the plaintiffs into unsecured creditors along with other victims who might claim damages against the church, said Bill Barton, another plaintiff's attorney.
  Every major mortgage lender and unsecured credit provider operates in this way.
  Under the Trust's proposed company voluntary arrangement, the unsecured creditors of the cash-strapped club can only expect a fraction, if anything, of what they are owed.
  Mr Longbottom said many smaller firms in the district had suffered due to the effects of larger PLCs going into liquidation and failing to pay unsecured creditors.
  After payment to the preferred creditors and Anglo Irish Bank a total of £231,450 remains for unsecured creditors - a shortfall of over £2.3million.
  More than six years after a York travel and hotel company collapsed, unsecured creditors are finally set to get some of their money back.
  The changes will also ring-fence funds for the unsecured creditor,’ Cuthbertson says.
  The arrangement is expected to return 75 cents in the dollar to GBC's unsecured creditors.
  I believe it is not a good business practice to be an unsecured creditor to any company for very long.
  Any money left over will go to the unsecured creditors, which includes the City Council.
  But unsecured creditors were likely to have lost out.
  In the short term, to the extent that it enabled workers to recover entitlement losses, this merely shifted those losses from workers to other unsecured creditors who were in no way responsible for the problem.
  He said holders would rank as unsecured creditors in the Company Voluntary Arrangement document which is to be circulated to creditors soon.
  The prospectus spells out that bondholders rank ahead only of unsecured creditors and the shareholders.
  Ashley will have to wait until the administration is concluded and see if there are any funds for unsecured creditors like him.
  Warranty holders will join the queue of unsecured creditors of the company which went into administration in September.
2Not made secure or safe.
未固定的，未做防护的，不安全的
the maid had been responsible for leaving the room unsecured
Example sentencesExamples
- As other countries up their security arrangements, they will identify goods as one of two classifications - those they consider secure, and those they consider unsecured.
- Entry was generally gained through unsecured back windows or doors or by forcing windows.
- One employee was hit in the face by an unsecured fridge door, which left their glasses broken.
- I did a lot of surfing the net (thanks to my neighbour's unsecured wireless connection).
- People should be taught to take the right precautions when using an unsecured network.

词汇	unsecured
释义	Definition of unsecured in English: unsecured adjectiveʌnsɪˈkjʊədˌənsəˈkjʊrd 1(of a loan) made without an asset given as security. （贷款）没有担保物的，无保证的 Example sentencesExamples Barclays recommend that you should aim to be spending no more than 12% of your gross income on unsecured loans, and 3% on interest payments. This means you should make sure you have made arrangements to pay your essential household bills such as your mortgage or rent, loans secured on your home, council tax and utilities before making offers to pay unsecured credit debts. Moreover, the bank loans were unsecured, which puts lenders in the same category as suppliers - near the back of the queue. Think about the total amount you may need and consider whether or not you intend to use an unsecured loan, he said. ‘We know that recoveries on secured loans are a lot better than those on unsecured loans,’ he says. The bank agreed the retailer's last five loans, including two currently outstanding unsecured loans totalling $1.5 billion. The loan was unsecured, interest free and has no fixed repayment date, according to the accounts. But many loans are unsecured and, in these cases, people often find that they can manage perfectly well without this over-priced insurance. Read more here about how to replace expensive debts with a cheap unsecured loan and visit our Personal Loan Centre. But unsecured loans are preferable as there is less risk of losing your home if you fall behind with payments. Decrease your debt by starting with the most expensive line of credit you have, which will usually be your credit card, then your overdraft, followed by a personal or unsecured loan. In the longer term, the effect would almost certainly have been to reduce the availability of unsecured credit and drive up its implied interest rates. Commercial finance companies do not make unsecured loans, so borrowers in need of short-term and/or unsecured loans rely on commercial banks. However, as a rule of thumb, unsecured loans are more expensive than a secured loan or a mortgage. Remember credit cards are a form of unsecured credit and the card provider is taking a risk when they issue you with that piece of plastic. It did not make sense that a trust in another country would provide unsecured loans to a man in serious financial trouble, he said. If so, lenders are making unsecured loans when engaging in repurchase agreements. I can get a personal unsecured loan for £25K from finance companies - why can't the company get one? Do not include the payments you are supposed to make on any unsecured credit such as personal loans, overdrafts and credit cards at this stage. To pay off other unsecured debts, you opt for an unsecured loan of £25,000 and arrange a repayment mortgage over 25 years with a variable rate. 1.1 (of a creditor) having made an unsecured loan. （债权人）已做无担保贷款的 Example sentencesExamples That recommendation would be put to a meeting of unsecured creditors in Perth next Wednesday. The bankruptcy filing turns the plaintiffs into unsecured creditors along with other victims who might claim damages against the church, said Bill Barton, another plaintiff's attorney. Under the Trust's proposed company voluntary arrangement, the unsecured creditors of the cash-strapped club can only expect a fraction, if anything, of what they are owed. Ashley will have to wait until the administration is concluded and see if there are any funds for unsecured creditors like him. Warranty holders will join the queue of unsecured creditors of the company which went into administration in September. But unsecured creditors were likely to have lost out. He said holders would rank as unsecured creditors in the Company Voluntary Arrangement document which is to be circulated to creditors soon. Mr Longbottom said many smaller firms in the district had suffered due to the effects of larger PLCs going into liquidation and failing to pay unsecured creditors. The prospectus spells out that bondholders rank ahead only of unsecured creditors and the shareholders. More than six years after a York travel and hotel company collapsed, unsecured creditors are finally set to get some of their money back. That figure includes millions owed to a number of unsecured creditors, many of whom are small Canadian publishers. Any money left over will go to the unsecured creditors, which includes the City Council. Otherwise, should the company fail, you must join the line of unsecured creditors and will be unlikely to see any money back. I believe it is not a good business practice to be an unsecured creditor to any company for very long. In the short term, to the extent that it enabled workers to recover entitlement losses, this merely shifted those losses from workers to other unsecured creditors who were in no way responsible for the problem. The arrangement is expected to return 75 cents in the dollar to GBC's unsecured creditors. After payment to the preferred creditors and Anglo Irish Bank a total of £231,450 remains for unsecured creditors - a shortfall of over £2.3million. The changes will also ring-fence funds for the unsecured creditor,’ Cuthbertson says. Every major mortgage lender and unsecured credit provider operates in this way. He said there was nearly E60 million owed to 2,400 unsecured creditors of the company. 2Not made secure or safe. 未固定的，未做防护的，不安全的 the maid had been responsible for leaving the room unsecured Example sentencesExamples One employee was hit in the face by an unsecured fridge door, which left their glasses broken. People should be taught to take the right precautions when using an unsecured network. Entry was generally gained through unsecured back windows or doors or by forcing windows. I did a lot of surfing the net (thanks to my neighbour's unsecured wireless connection). As other countries up their security arrangements, they will identify goods as one of two classifications - those they consider secure, and those they consider unsecured. Rhymes gourd, Lourdes, self-assured, uncured, uninsured, unobscured Definition of unsecured in US English: unsecured adjectiveˌənsəˈkyo͝ordˌənsəˈkjʊrd 1(of a loan) made without an asset given as security. （贷款）没有担保物的，无保证的 Example sentencesExamples This means you should make sure you have made arrangements to pay your essential household bills such as your mortgage or rent, loans secured on your home, council tax and utilities before making offers to pay unsecured credit debts. The bank agreed the retailer's last five loans, including two currently outstanding unsecured loans totalling $1.5 billion. But many loans are unsecured and, in these cases, people often find that they can manage perfectly well without this over-priced insurance. Read more here about how to replace expensive debts with a cheap unsecured loan and visit our Personal Loan Centre. However, as a rule of thumb, unsecured loans are more expensive than a secured loan or a mortgage. But unsecured loans are preferable as there is less risk of losing your home if you fall behind with payments. In the longer term, the effect would almost certainly have been to reduce the availability of unsecured credit and drive up its implied interest rates. If so, lenders are making unsecured loans when engaging in repurchase agreements. Moreover, the bank loans were unsecured, which puts lenders in the same category as suppliers - near the back of the queue. Commercial finance companies do not make unsecured loans, so borrowers in need of short-term and/or unsecured loans rely on commercial banks. Barclays recommend that you should aim to be spending no more than 12% of your gross income on unsecured loans, and 3% on interest payments. To pay off other unsecured debts, you opt for an unsecured loan of £25,000 and arrange a repayment mortgage over 25 years with a variable rate. ‘We know that recoveries on secured loans are a lot better than those on unsecured loans,’ he says. Decrease your debt by starting with the most expensive line of credit you have, which will usually be your credit card, then your overdraft, followed by a personal or unsecured loan. It did not make sense that a trust in another country would provide unsecured loans to a man in serious financial trouble, he said. I can get a personal unsecured loan for £25K from finance companies - why can't the company get one? Think about the total amount you may need and consider whether or not you intend to use an unsecured loan, he said. The loan was unsecured, interest free and has no fixed repayment date, according to the accounts. Do not include the payments you are supposed to make on any unsecured credit such as personal loans, overdrafts and credit cards at this stage. Remember credit cards are a form of unsecured credit and the card provider is taking a risk when they issue you with that piece of plastic. 1.1 (of a creditor) having made an unsecured loan. （债权人）已做无担保贷款的 Example sentencesExamples That figure includes millions owed to a number of unsecured creditors, many of whom are small Canadian publishers. He said there was nearly E60 million owed to 2,400 unsecured creditors of the company. That recommendation would be put to a meeting of unsecured creditors in Perth next Wednesday. Otherwise, should the company fail, you must join the line of unsecured creditors and will be unlikely to see any money back. The bankruptcy filing turns the plaintiffs into unsecured creditors along with other victims who might claim damages against the church, said Bill Barton, another plaintiff's attorney. Every major mortgage lender and unsecured credit provider operates in this way. Under the Trust's proposed company voluntary arrangement, the unsecured creditors of the cash-strapped club can only expect a fraction, if anything, of what they are owed. Mr Longbottom said many smaller firms in the district had suffered due to the effects of larger PLCs going into liquidation and failing to pay unsecured creditors. After payment to the preferred creditors and Anglo Irish Bank a total of £231,450 remains for unsecured creditors - a shortfall of over £2.3million. More than six years after a York travel and hotel company collapsed, unsecured creditors are finally set to get some of their money back. The changes will also ring-fence funds for the unsecured creditor,’ Cuthbertson says. The arrangement is expected to return 75 cents in the dollar to GBC's unsecured creditors. I believe it is not a good business practice to be an unsecured creditor to any company for very long. Any money left over will go to the unsecured creditors, which includes the City Council. But unsecured creditors were likely to have lost out. In the short term, to the extent that it enabled workers to recover entitlement losses, this merely shifted those losses from workers to other unsecured creditors who were in no way responsible for the problem. He said holders would rank as unsecured creditors in the Company Voluntary Arrangement document which is to be circulated to creditors soon. The prospectus spells out that bondholders rank ahead only of unsecured creditors and the shareholders. Ashley will have to wait until the administration is concluded and see if there are any funds for unsecured creditors like him. Warranty holders will join the queue of unsecured creditors of the company which went into administration in September. 2Not made secure or safe. 未固定的，未做防护的，不安全的 the maid had been responsible for leaving the room unsecured Example sentencesExamples As other countries up their security arrangements, they will identify goods as one of two classifications - those they consider secure, and those they consider unsecured. Entry was generally gained through unsecured back windows or doors or by forcing windows. One employee was hit in the face by an unsecured fridge door, which left their glasses broken. I did a lot of surfing the net (thanks to my neighbour's unsecured wireless connection). People should be taught to take the right precautions when using an unsecured network.
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