1.
To supply or lend, especially on credit.
贷款，赊帐特指以赊帐形式提供或借与
2.
Marmee forbade my having anything charged.
妈不准我在商店里赊帐。
3.
You can purchase this TV set on credit.
你可以用赊帐的方式购买这台电视机。
4.
It is against company policy to give more than thirty days' credit .
超过30天信用赊帐是违反公司政策的。
5.
Could I have these things on tick?
你能不能赊帐卖给我这些东西?
6.
He lived comfortably on credit.
他靠赊帐过日子，倒很舒服。
7.
The furnishing of funds or goods on credit.
预付，贷款以赊帐形式提供资金和货物
8.
The shop will give a discount of ten per cent as long as you don't want credit but pay on the nail.
要是你不赊帐而即刻付钱，商店可以打9折。
9.
A book in which a merchant records credit sales.
顾客赊帐簿商人登记顾客购买的商品的本子
10.
Jenny bought some canned foods from us and wanted them to be marked up.
詹尼从我们这儿买了些罐头食品，要求赊帐。
11.
You can soon run up a big bill if you buy goods on credit.
如果你老是这样赊帐购物，那你的帐单金额会大大增加。
12.
A sheet of paper with a business name and address printed at the top, used for billing costs or charges.
空白单据上端印有企业名称和地址的用于付帐或赊帐的纸
13.
Accounts receivable arise when a business sells goods and service on credit.
当企业以赊帐方式销售产品或提供服务时，就产生应收帐款。
14.
When you buy anything and promise to pay for it later, you are getting it on credit.
当你买任何东西并且答应以后付款，你就是用赊帐的方式来买它。
15.
The wholesale houses are not openhanded with credit for unproved shops.
批发公司是不会放手赊帐给尚未经过考验的商店的。
16.
Many people are never out of debt because they buy everything on time
许多人永远背着债，因为他们买每件东西都要赊帐。
17.
In a shop arrangement which a customer has with the shop to buy goods and pay for them at a later date ( usually the end of the month )
欠帐，赊帐；一种顾客与商店的商定，按此商定顾客可先买东西后交钱，一般于月底交
18.
In a shop arrangement which a customer have with the shop to buy goods and pay for them at a later date( usually the end of the month).
欠帐，赊帐；一种顾客与商店的商定，按此商定顾客可先买东西后交钱，一般于月底交。