Out of debt Meaning in English
expression
OWT-uhv-DET
OWT-ov-DET
Definition
No longer owing money to anyone; having paid back all debts.
Usage & Nuances
Common in financial contexts, both formal and informal. Used after someone pays all debts: 'get out of debt', 'stay out of debt'. Not used for small borrowings among friends (more for bank loans/credit cards).
Spanish: sin deudasPortuguese (BR): sem dívidasPortuguese (PT): sem dívidasChinese (Simplified): 没有债务Chinese (Traditional): 沒有債務Hindi: कर्ज़ से बाहरArabic: خارج الديونBengali: ঋণমুক্তRussian: без долговJapanese: 借金がない - 借金から解放されたVietnamese: hết nợKorean: 빚이 없는 - 부채에서 벗어난Turkish: borçsuzUrdu: قرض سے آزادIndonesian: bebas dari utang
Example Sentences
After five years, they are finally out of debt.
basic
I want to be out of debt before I buy a new car.
basic
She worked hard to get out of debt.
basic
It feels amazing to finally be out of debt and not worry about bills every month.
natural
My only goal this year is to get out of debt once and for all.
natural
Living out of debt gives you so much more freedom.
natural