owing
- adjective
- /ˈoʊɪŋ/
:
adeudado
- The landlord sent a reminder about the rent that is owing this month.
Then she said she doesn't owe me a goddamn thing.
- Then she said she doesn't owe me a goddamn thing.
- when I read this, I owed everybody I knew money.
- It's the least that's owed the victims.
- When you pay the bill, you don't owe anyone anything.
- They can't save face now if you owe back taxes.
- All of this is just wasted spending that the countries now owe back and can't pay.
- But now I'm also lowering how much I owe to the bank.
- But me being me, I absolutely hate owing anyone a penny.
- And just thinking that you don't owe taxes on this.
- I was always, always ended up owing them more money.
- But most of the debt is owned, is owed internally.
- Student debt You you, you still owe for some shit you learned.
- You know, I've always paid me if they owe me money.
- Drug dealer, bodybuilder, good genetics, owed me money.
Examples
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So this is an example where fields owing to this layer are hitting this layer.
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Like, I don't, I 'cause I hate owing money so much.
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My getting back what's owed to me, what's been taken from me.
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It's the least that's owed the victims.
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He asked like a debt owed to death.
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The debt payments are demanded first by the WB and IMF from the owing country, before domestic education and health care, welfare.
Blog text (17) -
As for 'owing,' well, again this has been hinted overtly for years since Ziva first started on the team.
Blog text (10) -
These are that's money owed to the Pafrath org.
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He has a large sum of money still owing to the bank from his last loan.
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She felt anxious about the bills that were owing after her recent purchase.
Synonyms
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1.3
Owed and needing to be paid
83
3.9
Not yet paid and still owed
50
1.8
Money that someone still owes and has not paid
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4.1
Money that is owed and must be paid by a set date
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6.5
Money that a company expects to receive from customers
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8.1
A debt that has not been paid yet
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Etymology
The word owing comes from the same root as own, which meant 'to have' in old English. So owing came to mean money 'still to be paid', because a debt is something that 'belongs' to someone else until you pay it.