抵押

tā dǐyāle tā de fángzi

He mortgaged his house

This sentence indicates that the person, referred to as 'he', took a loan using his house as collateral, hence, the use of the term '抵押' (mortgage).

dǐyā dàikuǎn xūyào hěn cháng shíjiān

Mortgage loaning takes a long time

This sentence refers to the time-consuming process of taking out a mortgage loan or '抵押贷款'.

dǐyā shì yīzhǒng jīnróng cèlüè

Mortgage is a financial strategy

In this example, '抵押' (mortgage) is being described as being a kind of financial strategy.

tā bùnéng dǐyā tā de chē

He cannot mortgage his car

This example indicates that 'he' does not have the capacity to use his car as collateral for a loan, hence '不能抵押' (cannot mortgage).

dǐyā quánzhèng shì yīzhǒng dàikuǎn fāngshì

A mortgage certificate is a type of loan method

The term '抵押权证' in the sentence refers to a mortgage certificate, a document proving the lender's claim against the property.

dǐyā shìwù shì fùzá de

Mortgage affairs are complicated

This example states that the machinery of mortgage transactions ('抵押事务') is complicated or complex.

dǐyā yínháng jièkuǎn yǒulì yǒubì

Mortgaging to borrow from the bank has pros and cons

This statement is about the benefits and drawbacks of getting a loan from the bank by mortgaging.

tāmen dǐyāle zhěnggè nóngchǎng

They mortgaged the entire farm

The sentence is about a party that used their whole farm as a collateral to secure a debt.

wèile zhīfù xuéfèi, tā dǐyāle pífū

To pay for tuition, he mortgaged his skin

In this idiomatic expression, '他抵押了皮肤' directly translates to 'he mortgaged his skin', suggesting he took up a significant burden or debt.

dǐyā de jiàzhí qǔjué yú fángchǎn de jiàzhí

The value of the mortgage depends on the value of the property

This entails that the value of a mortgage ('抵押的价值') is usually determined by the value of the property being mortgaged.