overdrawn

DCCif you are overdrawn or if your bank account is overdrawn, you have spent more than you had in your account and so you owe the bank money 透支的

I try not to go overdrawn if possible.

我尽可能不透支。

overdrawn by

My account is overdrawn by £300.

我的账户透支了300英镑。

Examples from the Corpus

overdrawn• Please remember though to ask us before going overdrawn.• This resulted in bank charges which, in turn, led to the account itself becoming overdrawn.• I have been charged twice in one month for one small overdrawn amount.• The Gold Cheque Account provides preferential interest rates on both credit and overdrawn balances.• Lord Alexander is against the Government's policy of a spending-led recovery and accused overdrawn customers of behaving like thieves.• If you are overdrawn, there's a $25 fee to pay.

overdrawn by• The account was overdrawn by $700.

From Longman Business Dictionary

overdrawno·ver·drawn /ˌəʊvəˈdrɔːn◂ˌoʊvərˈdrɒːn◂/ adjectiveadj

be/go overdrawnBANKING to be in or to get into a situation where you owe the bank money on an overdraft

You are entitled to free banking, even when your account is overdrawn.

—overdraw verb [intransitiveI, transitiveT]

There’s a monthly usage fee of £6 if you overdraw by more than £50.

Chinese

Syllable

Corpus

BNC: 23387 COCA: 29006

overdrawn

adjective

VERBS | ADVERB

VERBS

➤be透支

➤go (BrE) 透支

◇I never like to go overdrawn if I can help it.不到迫不得已我絕不願意透支。

➤remain (especially BrE) 一直透支

ADVERB

➤slightly, somewhat (both especially BrE) 有些透支

BNC: 23387 COCA: 29006

overdrawn

In debt: back, bailiff, debtor...