Collocations for "collateral"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "collateral" in context.
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collateral
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [lack, shortfall, shortage] of collateral
- collateral for [credits, securities, bonds]
- collateral for a [college, personal, university] loan
- [$1 million] in collateral in [compliance, accordance] with
- need collateral to [secure, guarantee, ensure, support]
- have to [put up] collateral [for, against] the loan
- Their [house, apartment] was collateral for the loan.
- was [submitted, rejected, offered, accepted as collateral
- gave the bank [stocks, bonds] as collateral
- [put up, offer] [money, shares, other property] as collateral
- What can you [put up] as collateral?
- try to [avoid, minimize] collateral damage
- collateral damage of war
- collateral damage from the [war, attack]
- collateral security
- the collateral evidence
- need a collateral loan
- [received, applied for] collateral aid
- is [merely, just, simply] collateral to the main goal
- the collateral wing of the [hospital, school, house]
- a collateral [descendant, relative] (of)
- a [lack, shortfall, shortage] of collateral
- collateral for [credits, securities, bonds]
- collateral for a [college, personal, university] loan
- [$1 million] in collateral in [compliance, accordance] with
- need collateral to [secure, guarantee, ensure, support]
- have to [put up] collateral [for, against] the loan
- Their [house, apartment] was collateral for the loan.
- was [submitted, rejected, offered, accepted as collateral
- gave the bank [stocks, bonds] as collateral
- [put up, offer] [money, shares, other property] as collateral
- What can you [put up] as collateral?
- is just collateral damage
- try to [avoid, minimize] collateral damage
- collateral damage of war
- collateral damage from the [war, attack]
- collateral security
- the collateral evidence
- need a collateral loan
- [received, applied for] collateral aid
- is [merely, just, simply] collateral to the main goal
- the collateral wing of the [hospital, school, house]
- a collateral [descendant, relative] (of)
'collateral' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):