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Definition of repayable in English:

repayable

Pronunciation /rəˈpāəb(ə)l/ /rəˈpeɪəb(ə)l/

Translate repayable into Spanish

adjective

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‘These awards are interest-free loans, repayable over periods that vary from five to 12 years, depending on the size of loan.’
  • ‘Its principal programs, especially the superjumbo A380, are funded through internal investment, the global investor community, and select repayable loans from some European governments.’
  • ‘In most cases, the debt is repayable in a single ‘bullet’ payment in five years' time and carries an annual interest rate of 12% to 14%.’
  • ‘The loan is repayable in full in 11 months' time.’
  • ‘The investment is ‘only repayable out of profits’ and is ‘non interest bearing’, the accounts state.’