refinance
refinance — 動詞
1. to replace an existing loan or mortgage with a new one, often to get better inte
再融資;轉貸
用新貸款取代舊貸款,通常為了更低的利率
to replace an existing loan or mortgage with a new one, often to get better interest rates, lower regular payments, or borrow additional money
Asher refinanced his home to take advantage of the lower interest rates.
Asher 將他的房子重新辦理貸款,以利用更低的利率。
refinance + noun phrase (what is refinanced)
Pim decided to refinance after his bank offered a better deal on a shorter loan term.
Pim 在銀行提供更優惠的短期貸款方案後,決定辦理轉貸。
intransitive use: refinance (no object)
Mizuki is talking to her bank about refinancing her student loans at a lower rate.
Mizuki 正和銀行討論,想以較低利率為她的學貸再融資。
After property prices went up, Vivek refinanced his apartment to get money for home repairs.
房價上漲後,Vivek 將公寓轉貸,以籌措房屋修繕費用。
- renegotiate
broader — can apply to any agreement (contracts, salaries, leases), not just loans
- restructure
more formal and often implies major changes to repayment terms rather than simply getting a new loan
文法句型
refinance + noun phrase (a mortgage, a loan, debt)
refinance (intransitive, no object)
用法筆記
Unlike 'renew', which can apply to many types of agreements, 'refinance' is used only for loans, mortgages, and debt — never for things like insurance policies or subscriptions.