Examples of using Repaying in English and their translations into Hebrew
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if you really care about me, you will never mention repaying me with a favor again.
A part of your future earnings needs to go toward repaying your credit card balance if you want to secure your credit.
In this manner, he could keep Spain at peace with the Western Allies, whilst simultaneously repaying Adolf Hitler for his support during the Spanish Civil War.
Your lender will want to be certain you are capable of repaying according to required installments.
Instead, members are responsible for repaying WeWork an amount equivalent to any pre-paid broker fees for the remaining committed months.
Fine. This is a hell of a way of repaying me… For getting you out of that lab.
The main one is that the credit with this way of repaying debt harder to get.
You must however be advised that it is better to take only loans you are capable of repaying without stress.
I haven't pursued the truth while fulfilling my duty, and I haven't thought of repaying Your love.
Or perhaps it's the past telling you That there's a debt that needs repaying.
The Panic of 1819 left many Kentuckians deeply in debt and without a means of repaying their creditors.
that a decade ago the company stopped repaying the loans it took from the Bank.
I thought the fact that I was booked solid and brought in at least 10 new clients was my way of repaying you.
Repaying? It has been really fun for us lately. All thanks to you.
This organization supports several methods of repaying consumer credit and credit card debt,
Central Pacific executive Collis P. Huntington persuaded a friendly member of Congress to introduce a bill excusing the companies from repaying the loans, amounting to $130 million(worth $3.92 billion today).
you could be repaying your loan or credit card balance for years.
All right, I will It's my way of repaying the late professor.
This is a good chance to teach your child about the importance of repaying loans as part of money management.
in the hope of repaying the great trust you have shown in me.