Businessmen could not pay back money they owed the banks. And they could not get loans to keep their businesses open. Many factories closed. Great numbers of people were out of work.

商人无偿还他们欠银行的钱，也能获到维持他们的生意。许多工厂倒闭，很多人因此而失业。

There was a real risk of the United States being unable to pay its bills.

美国确实有无偿还债务的风险。

The government I lead will not leave the next generation, your children and grandchildren with a debt to settle that we were too weak to pay ourselves.

我领导的政府会给我们子孙后代留下我们自己都无偿还的债务。

We've all heard stories of consumers drowning in credit card debt, with interest charges piling up faster than they can pay it off.

我们都听过消费者无偿还信用卡债务的故事，利息费用堆积的速度超过了他们还的速度。

But many home buyers had been given mortgage loans that they could not afford to pay back. And that was not the only problem.

但许多购房者得到了他们无偿还的抵押，是唯一的问题。

A lot of these loans that people were unable to pay back were sold on to other banks, many of them in the UK.

很多种人们无偿还的被卖给了其他银行，其中很多自英国。

With a new rebellion brewing, the king's forces assemble and Falstaff is supposed to raise a troop of men as well, but he's spending his time at a tavern where he's run up a bill that he can't pay.

随着新的叛乱酝酿之中， 国王的军队集结待命， 而法尔斯塔夫本应招募一支队伍，却整日泡在酒馆里， 欠下了一笔无偿还的账单。

The financial system then began to supply a whole array of Ponzi-style mortgage deals to borrowers who had incomes so low that they could not afford to pay even the interest on the loan.

于是，金融体系开始向那些收入微薄、连利息都无偿还的借人提供一系列庞氏骗局式的抵押交易。

In other words, he discovered that the banks had been giving money to people who couldn't really afford to pay back the loans.

换句话说，他发现银行把钱借给了那些实际上无偿还的人。

The government, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, was giving mortgages to people who couldn't pay the money back.

政府、房利美和房地美向那些无偿还的人发放抵押。