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Noun(1) the temporary provision of money (usually at interest(2) a word borrowed from another language; e.g. `blitz' is a German word borrowed into modern English(3) the temporary provision of money (usually at interest)(4) a word borrowed from another language(5) e.g. `blitz' is aGerman word borrowed into modern English(6) money given temporarily
Verb(1) give temporarily; let have for a limited time(2) give temporarily(3) let have for a limited time(4) give money(5) possession temporarily

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(1) Remember to match the term of the loan with its purpose.(2) A quick call to Young Watski who was luckily in the area secured the loan of his car for the rest of the day.(3) You simply write a check and you've initiated a loan .(4) In that case, you must deduct the remaining balance over the term of your new loan , the IRS says.(5) loan application(6) If you are constantly in overdraft territory, you should re-package it into a personal loan and obtain interest rates that can be up to almost three times cheaper.(7) The first was whether a commercial loan made by the claimant became the subject matter of a u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Quistclose trustu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb by virtue of the terms of the loan .(8) Thanks to Ian Philp Mercedes-Benz in Glasgow for the loan of our test car.(9) he knew Rob would not loan him money(10) Many thanks to Arnold Clark Vauxhall in Pollokshields for the loan of our test car.(11) If he was prepared to mislead a bank as to his position in a company for the purpose of inducing a loan , I have reservations respecting the confidence I can place in his testimony.(12) Generally speaking, the shorter the term of the loan , the higher the APR.(13) The terms of the loan were onerous to the airline and lucrative to the American bank, because at the time Ethiopia had a very adverse risk rating.(14) In the ordinary debt collection case, the court would be unimpressed by a claim from a debtor that he was unaware of his rights and obligations under the terms of the loan .(15) In all likelihood, the debt was incurred on Lord Petre's u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510iorney to Axminsteru251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb exactly twelve months earlier, a year being a round term for a loan .(16) he gave me the loan of a car