未借贷用英语怎么说

"Not borrowing" in English can be translated as "not taking out a loan" or "not borrowing money". This phrase is used to describe a situation where someone does not borrow money from a lender, either because they do not need to or because they choose not to.

The phrase "not borrowing" comes from the verb "to borrow", which means to take and use something that belongs to someone else, with the intention of returning it at a later time. In the context of money, borrowing means taking out a loan from a lender, such as a bank or financial institution, with the intention of repaying the loan, plus interest, at a later date.

Here are some examples of how "not borrowing" can be used in English:

"I'm not borrowing any money from my parents this month. I want to try to save as much as I can." (Chinese translation: 我这个月不会从我父母那里借钱。我想尽量省钱。)
"I'm not borrowing any more books from the library. I already have enough to read for the next few weeks." (Chinese translation: 我不会再从图书馆借书了。我已经有足够的书可以看几个星期了。)
"I'm not borrowing my neighbor's lawn mower again. It's too hard to start and it takes forever to cut the grass." (Chinese translation: 我不会再借我邻居的割草机了。它太难启动，而且割草要花很长时间。)