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    Escrow is a holding pattern for money, land, or a signed paper. Two people have a deal — say, buying a house — but they do not yet trust the moment enough to hand the money straight across. A third person, not in the fight and not in the family, holds the money or the deed until both sides have done what they promised. Then that holder lets it go.

    Escrow escrow is是一種 a holding pattern暫時保管的機制 for money, land, or a signed paper用在金錢、土地,或簽好的文件上 Two people兩個人 have a deal談成了一筆交易 say, buying a house比如買房子 but但是 they do not yet trust the moment enough他們還沒信任到那個程度 to hand the money straight across可以直接把錢交過去 A third person一個第三方 not in the fight and not in the family不屬於任何一方,也不是家人 holds the money or the deed保管這筆錢或這份契約 until both sides have done what they promised直到雙方都做到自己答應的事 Then然後 that holder那位保管人 lets it go就會把它放行

    We say the money is in escrow, or they put it in escrow. It is a lawyers’ and house-buyers’ word, very common in American English.

    We say我們會說 the money is in escrow這筆錢in escrow(在託管中) or they put it in escrow或說他們把它put in escrow(放入託管) It is這是 a lawyers' and house-buyers' word律師和買房子的人常用的字 very common in American English在美式英語裡非常常見

    In Taiwan the everyday hook is often 價金履約保證, which is not the same system, but it is the idea students already have: a third party holds the payment until the deal is real.

    In Taiwan在台灣 the everyday hook is often一般人比較熟悉的說法常常是 價金履約保證 which is not the same system雖然制度不完全一樣 but但是 it is the idea students already have學生原本就有的概念是一樣的: a third party holds the payment有第三方保管款項 until the deal is real直到交易真的完成

    Though actually escrow is not a gift, not a tax, and not your own savings account: you cannot spend it while it sits there.

    Though actually不過事實上 escrow is not a gift escrow不是禮物 not a tax不是稅金 and not your own savings account也不是你自己的存款帳戶: you cannot spend it while it sits there它放在那裡的時候你不能動用

    As a verb, to escrow something is to put it with that third person.

    As a verb當動詞用時 to escrow something escrow某樣東西 is to put it with that third person就是把它交給那位第三方保管

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組成From Law French escrowe, from Old French for a scrap of parchment, going back to a Germanic word for a piece or shred.

同家族的字

  • shredboth go back to an old word for a scrap or strip
  • scrollpartly the same history: a strip of writing material

原始詞典資料3 筆記錄

以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。

escrownoun/ˈɛ.skɹəʊ̯/

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    lawA contractual arrangement whereby money or assets are held in trust by an independent agent by the agreement of the parties, which can only be released to the relevant party once certain contractual conditions have been fulfilled.

    • GCN staffers wrote and called our landlords, complaining about the building's disrepair, for months before informing them, in September, 1985, that we would pay our rent into an escrow account until repairs were made.
    • The court will decide which party is the rightful owner of the items in escrow.
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    informalThe money or assets so held.

escrowverb/ˈɛ.skɹəʊ̯/

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    To place in escrow.

    • The regulators suggest that in underwriting these loans, lenders be required to take into account the ability of the borrowers to make monthly payments at the higher rates and also property taxes and homeowners insurance, which are often not escrowed monthly in subprime loans.

資料來源:英文維基詞典 English WiktionaryCC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。