delinquency
21delinquency — Failure, omission, violation of law or duty. Failure to make payment on debts when due. State or condition of one who has failed to perform his duty or obligation @ delinquency charges As used in the commercial credit field, generally refer to… …
22delinquency — Failure, omission, violation of law or duty. Failure to make payment on debts when due. State or condition of one who has failed to perform his duty or obligation @ delinquency charges As used in the commercial credit field, generally refer to… …
23Delinquency Rate — The percentage of loans within a loan portfolio that have delinquent payments. The delinquency rate is simply the number of loans that have delinquent payments divided by the total number of loans an institution holds. Typically, delinquency… …
24delinquency — noun a) misconduct b) a criminal offense …
25Delinquency — (просрочка) неосуществление платежа в установленный срок …
26delinquency — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. dereliction, wrongdoing, misconduct; see crime 1 , 2 , default , fault 2 . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. offense, misdeed, wrongdoing, infraction, transgression, violation, misconduct, dereliction, negligence. see law,… …
27delinquency — de|lin|quen|cy [ dı lıŋkwənsi ] noun 1. ) uncount criminal or immoral behavior, especially by young people 2. ) count or uncount AMERICAN LEGAL failure to pay money you owe …
28delinquency — de·lin·quen·cy || dɪ lɪŋkwÉ™nsɪ n. failure to perform a duty (pay a bill, etc.); violation of the law; felony …
29delinquency — noun (plural delinquencies) 1》 minor crime, especially that committed by young people. 2》 formal neglect of one s duty. 3》 chiefly US a failure to pay an outstanding debt …
30delinquency — n. Fault, misdeed, misdemeanor, offence, crime, failure in duty, neglect of duty …