junk bonds in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for junk bonds in the English»Spanish Dictionary

junk bonds N npl

junk bonds

bonos mpl basura

Translations for junk bonds in the Spanish»English Dictionary

hispabonos

regional debt junk bonds

Translations for junk bonds in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bond [Am bɑnd, Brit bɒnd] N

1.1. bond C (link):

bond

vínculo m

bonds of friendship

lazos mpl de amistad

bonds of friendship

vínculos mpl de amistad

the bond between mother and child

el vínculo afectivo entre madre e hijo

a bond had formed between them

entre ellos se había creado un vínculo

1.2. bond C <bonds, pl > (fetters):

bond

cadenas fpl

to break or burst one's bonds liter

romper sus (or mis etc.) cadenas

2.1. bond C (joint, seal):

bond

junta f

bond

juntura f

2.2. bond U (adhesion):

bond

adherencia f

2.3. bond C CHEM:

bond

enlace m

2.4. bond U (in brickwork):

bond

aparejo m

3.1. bond FIN C (debt certificate):

bond

bono m

bond

obligación f

my word is my bond

puedes fiar de or confiar en mi palabra

3.2. bond FIN C (insurance contract):

bond

fianza f

4. bond U:

bond, a. bond paper

papel m de carta (de buena calidad)

II.bond [Am bɑnd, Brit bɒnd] VB intr

1. bond (stick):

bond

adherirse

to bond to sth

adherirse a algo

2. bond (form relationship):

bond

establecer vínculos afectivos

bond

establecer lazos afectivos

III.bond [Am bɑnd, Brit bɒnd] VB trans

1. bond (stick):

to bond sth to sth

adherir or pegar algo a algo

2. bond COMM:

bond goods

depositar bajo fianza

I.junk¹ [Am dʒəŋk, Brit dʒʌŋk] N U

1. junk (discarded items):

junk

trastos mpl (viejos)

junk

cachivaches mpl

junk room

trastero m

junk room

cuarto m trastero

junk room

cuarto m de los chécheres Col

junk room

pieza f de los cachureos Chil inf

2. junk (worthless stuff):

junk inf

basura f inf

junk inf

porquería f inf

junk jewelry or Brit jewellery

bisutería f

junk jewelry or Brit jewellery

quincalla f pej

3. junk (heroin):

junk sl

caballo m sl

junk sl

heroína f

II.junk¹ [Am dʒəŋk, Brit dʒʌŋk] VB trans inf

junk

tirar a la basura

junk

botar a la basura LatAm excl RioPl

junk² [Am dʒəŋk, Brit dʒʌŋk] N (boat)

junk

junco m

junk bonds in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for junk bonds in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bond [bɒnd, Am bɑ:nd] N

1. bond (connection):

bond

vínculo m

bond of friendship, love

lazo m

to break one's bond

romper sus cadenas fig

2. bond (obligation):

bond

obligación f

3. bond FIN:

bond

bono m

to place goods in bond

poner mercancías en el depósito de aduanas

4. bond LAW Am:

bond

garantía f

bond (bail)

fianza f

5. bond pl liter (chains):

bond

cadenas f pl

6. bond (joint):

bond

junta f

II.bond [bɒnd, Am bɑ:nd] VB trans

1. bond (stick):

bond

pegar

2. bond (unite emotionally):

to bond (together)

vincular

3. bond COMM:

bond

depositar bajo fianza

III.bond [bɒnd, Am bɑ:nd] VB intr

bond

adherirse

I.junk¹ [dʒʌŋk] N

1. junk no pl (objects of no value):

junk

trastos m pl

junk

tiliches m pl AmC, Mex

2. junk Am inf (drugs):

junk

caballo m

II.junk¹ [dʒʌŋk] VB trans inf

junk

tirar a la basura

junk² [dʒʌŋk] N (vessel)

junk

junco m

junk N

User Entry

junk (male genitals) ANAT Am inf sl

paquete m inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In 2007, a three-month certificate of deposit yielded more than junk bonds do today.

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They also inhibit real wealth in terms of cash on hand while elevating the likelihood of using junk bonds as instruments of solvency, a dangerous premise.

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Finally, through a convoluted deal involving junk bonds, the property was sold.

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Government bonds and T-bills are considered as good quality loans whereas junk bonds, corporate credits to low credit score firms etc. are bad quality loans.

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In some sense, he's like those boy geniuses of the eighties and nineties who invented new financial instruments -- junk bonds and derivatives and whatnot.

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He soon has more than he can stomach, making money by bilking the poor out of their meager savings with junk bonds.

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