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float a loan Fig. to get a loan of money; to arrange for a loan of money. I couldn't afford to pay cash for the car, so I floated a loan. They needed money, so they had to float a loan. See also: float loan something to someone to lend something to someone. (Considered to be an error for lend.) Can you loan a few bucks to Sam and me? I will not loan anything to you. on loan (from someone or something) [of possession] temporarily granted by someone or some group. This lovely painting is on loan from the Kimble Museum for the rest of the year. take out a loan to get a loan of money, especially from a bank. Mary took out a loan to buy a car. We will have to take out a loan to remodel the kitchen. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The asset management module allows organizations to more effectively manage Large groups of resources, such as chairs, tables, projectors, company cars, Loaner laptops, and other assets generally stocked in Large numbers or checked out for extended periods of time. Foundation has a Life Jacket Loaner Program for Kids. HOW IT WORKS: Before April 1, teachers can sign up to receive a free HOBO data logger loaner kit. |
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