loan

/loʊn/
verb
  1. To lend something, especially money, to someone.
    • He loaned his lawnmower to a friend.
    • The bank loaned her the money to start her business.
    • Can you loan me five dollars until tomorrow?
noun
  1. An amount of money that is borrowed, often from a bank, and must be paid back with interest.
    • She took out a loan to pay for her college tuition.
    • The bank approved his loan for a new car.
    • They are still paying off the loan on their house.
  2. The act of lending something, especially money.
    • He offered the loan of his tools to his neighbor.
    • The library's loan policy allows you to keep DVDs for seven days.
    • The loan of the book was only for two weeks.
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