n.违约者;未偿还债务者;未到庭者

原形：defaulter复数：defaulters

John was labeled a defaulter when he failed to pay his mortgage for three consecutive months.
约翰连续三个月未支付抵押贷款，因此被标记为违约者。
The bank has a list of defaulters who have not been able to repay their loans on time.
银行有一份未能按时偿还贷款的违约者名单。
After missing the payment deadline twice, Sarah was worried she would be considered a defaulter.
萨拉两次错过付款截止日期后，担心自己会被视为违约者。
The company strictly deals with defaulters by imposing late fees and eventually legal action if necessary.
公司严格处理违约者，通过征收滞纳金，并在必要时采取法律行动。
As a responsible borrower, it's crucial to avoid becoming a defaulter to protect your credit score.
作为负责任的借款人，避免成为违约者以保护你的信用评分至关重要。
The recent economic downturn has led to an increase in the number of loan defaulters across the country.
最近的经济衰退导致全国范围内贷款违约者的数量增加。
The school has a policy of publicly announcing the names of defaulters who haven't paid their fees.
学校有政策公开宣布未缴纳费用的违约者的名字。
Becoming a defaulter can severely impact one's ability to secure loans or credit cards in the future.
成为违约者会严重影响个人未来获得贷款或信用卡的能力。
The government introduced new measures to assist small businesses struggling to avoid becoming defaulters.
政府出台了新措施帮助努力避免成为违约者的小企业。
Regular communication with creditors can help prevent individuals from unintentionally becoming defaulters.
与债权人保持定期沟通有助于防止个人无意中成为违约者。