repossessed

英 [ˌriːpəˈzest]

美 [ˌriːpəˈzest]

v.  (因买者未如期付款而)收回(商品)，重新拥有(房地产等)
repossess的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：repossessed　

BNC.37375

柯林斯词典

• VERB (因未付清全款而)收回，重新占有
  If your car or houseis repossessed, the people who supplied it take it back because they are still owed money for it.
  1. His car was repossessed by the company...
     他的汽车因为欠款被公司收回。
  2. The firm's sales of repossessed properties is up by 40 per cent.
     这家公司收回房产的销售额上升了40%。

双语例句

• I was buying a car on hire purchase, but after six months I fell behind with the payments and the company repossessed it.
  我以分期付款方式购买了一辆汽车，但是6个月以后，我拖欠了付款，那公司便重新占有了它。
• ( Many states require court approval before a home can be repossessed by a bank.)
  （很多州要求银行在收回房产之前须得到法庭许可。）
• The hire purchase company repossessed my car because I fell astern with the payments.
  这家分期付款购买公司取回了我的汽车，因为我没能及时付款。
• Eligible applicants are offered an interest-free loan or a monthly subsidy to acquire their own homes. They were in arrears with their mortgage, so their home was repossessed.
  合资格的申请人可以获得免息贷款或每月领取按揭还款补助金，购置居所。他们未按时还按揭贷款，所以房子被收回了。
• His car was repossessed by the company
  他的汽车因为欠款被公司收回。
• The percentage of homes that banks have filed foreclosure on or repossessed ( and stamped with the dreaded "REO," or" real estate owned," moniker) now account for3% of all mortgaged homes.
  根据最新数据显示，美国有97%的房屋抵押贷款人被公司追踪，或者银行已提交或取消抵押品赎回权的提议（并盖有可怕的“REO”或“房地产拥有”字号）。
• A repossessed property will eventually be sold, albeit at a discount. everything must go!
  被收回的房产尽管在价格上会打折扣，最终还是会被出售。
• We waited for a letter to say that our mortgage had been transferred to the loan modification department and that we could begin negotiating, but instead we got a letter saying that our house was to be repossessed.
  我们在等候银行来信，通知我们房贷已经转到贷款修改部，可以开始和银行重新磋商了。然而，我们等到的却是收回房子的信。
• My grandmother's house got repossessed.
  我奶奶的房子被政府收走了。
• The bank has not repossessed a home in seven years, or cost taxpayers a penny, but balloon payments and high rates are targeted under Dodd-Frank, which grants regulators wide discretion to decide what is "abusive".
  这种银行不会在7年内收回房子也不会花费纳税人一分钱，但是漂浮式付款和高利率的目标在于多德-弗兰克法案，这使得监管机构授予广泛的权力来决定什么是“滥用”。