Vocab Bloom Hub

financial obligation

/faɪˈnænʃəl ˌɒblɪˈɡeɪʃən/

Traducción: Término formal que designa una deuda, pago o deber de desembolsar dinero exigido por ley o por compromisos morales, como préstamos, facturas o pagos contractuales.

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/faɪˈnænʃəl ˌɒblɪˈɡeɪʃən/B2formalbusiness
  • esTérmino formal que designa una deuda, pago o deber de desembolsar dinero exigido por ley o por compromisos morales, como préstamos, facturas o pagos contractuales.

A formal term referring to a debt, payment, or duty to pay money that is legally or morally required, such as loans, bills, or contractual payments.

  1. Debt or payment dutyB2formal

    A legal or moral duty to pay money to another party, such as a loan, bill, or tax.

    esobligación financiera

    • Paying off your student loan is a significant financial obligation.
    • The company failed to meet its financial obligations to its creditors.
    • A mortgage is a long-term financial obligation.
  2. Contractual liabilityB2formal

    A responsibility to pay a specific sum of money as agreed in a contract or law.

    esobligación financiera

    • The court ruled that he had a financial obligation to pay child support.
    • Both parties signed the agreement acknowledging their financial obligations.
    • Failing to fulfill a financial obligation can lead to legal action.
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