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111Problem Loan — In the banking industry, a problem loan is one of two things; it can be a commercial loan that is at least 90 days past due, or a consumer loan that it at least 180 days past due. This type of loan is also referred to as a nonperforming asset.… …
112problem — is., mat., Fr. problème 1) Teoremler veya kurallar yardımıyla çözülmesi istenen soru, mesele 2) Mesele, sorun Atatürk öldüğü zaman Türkiye nin ufak tefek sıkıntılar dışında hiçbir büyük problemi yoktu. B. Felek 3) sf., mec. Davranışları normal… …
113problem — [14] A problem is etymologically something ‘thrown forward’. The word comes via Old French probleme and Latin problēma from Greek próblēma, a derivative of probállein ‘throw forward’. This was a compound verb formed from the prefix pro ‘forward’… …
114problem — A situation or question that presents perplexity, or a challenge, a mystery or puzzle which begs to be solved. In art education, assignments are often posed as problems. To students of creativity, finding or formulating a problem is considered …
115problem — 1. noun 1) they ran into a problem Syn: difficulty, trouble, worry, complication, difficult situation; snag, hitch, drawback, stumbling block, obstacle, hurdle, hiccup, setback, catch; predicament, plight; misfortune …
116problem page — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms problem page : singular problem page plural problem pages British a page in a magazine consisting of letters that people have written about problems that they have and the advice that someone gives them …
117problem — prob•lem [[t]ˈprɒb ləm[/t]] n. 1) any question or matter involving doubt, uncertainty, or difficulty 2) a question proposed for solution or discussion 3) Math. a statement requiring a solution, usu. by means of a mathematical operation or… …
118problem-solve — /ˈprɒbləm sɒlv/ (say probluhm solv) verb (i) (problem solved, problem solving) to engage in problem solving …
119Problem — das Problem, e (Grundstufe) eine Sorge oder schwierige Aufgabe, die jmd. hat Synonym: Schwierigkeit Beispiele: Sie hat oft Probleme mit ihrem Sohn. Kein Problem! Kollokation: ein Problem lösen …
120problem — [14] A problem is etymologically something ‘thrown forward’. The word comes via Old French probleme and Latin problēma from Greek próblēma, a derivative of probállein ‘throw forward’. This was a compound verb formed from the prefix pro ‘forward’… …
