英和和英

to give one credit （for so much）―（物品なら）―trust one （for some goods）

a credit loan

debt of honor

to lend out money at interest―practise usury

to press one for payment―push one for payment―demand payment of a debt―urge one to pay a debt―call upon one to pay a debt―dun one for a debt

to compound a debt―compound with one's creditor

to run into debt

an act of lending money and taking over a property mortgage

make a loan

play the shark

the act of collecting debts

get [run] into debt

to loan money with interest to a person

to press one for payment―dun one for a debt

to practise usury―lend money at usury

to demand payment of a debt

the act of lending money at an interest rate

let for money

the offsetting of debts

a merciless debt collector

to borrow money by the day

to apologize for non-payment―put off a dun

to pay another's debt―help one out of one's difficulties

to lend something

the acts of lending and borrowing

loan on security―loan against security―mortgage loan

of finance, a trust called money in trust

I will lend you all the money I have―as much money as I have.

the action of borrowing more than one has lent

obtaining funds from a lender