on loan
Speech parts
1. on loan - Noun
2. on loan - Adjective
3. on loan - Verb
4. on loan - Adverb
Meaning
on loan (not comparable)
Loaned or lent, not owned.
on loan (not comparable)
Loaned or lent.
She worked on loan from another agency.
on-loan (third-person singular simple present on-loans, present participle on-loaning, simple past and past participle on-loaned)
(transitive) To onlend;
on-loan (plural on-loans)
A loan that is made from something that was borrowed; something that is onloaned.
on-loan (not comparable)
Alternative form of on loan
Alternative names
on-loan
Synonyms
Examples
According to Fotomac, Monaco are prepared to sell Onyekuru this summer but Galatasaray are only willing to take him on loan due to financial constraints.
Additionally, it is not possible to return library items you currently have on loan.
A F-104 Starfighter on loan to MSI from the US Air Force since 1978 was sent to the Mid-America Air Museum in Liberal, Kansas in 1993.
A four rotor device is on display in the ANZUS Corridor of the Pentagon on the second floor, A ring, between corridors 9 and 10. This machine is on loan from Australia.
A lunchbox damaged by the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, Japan, on loan to the exhibition from the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.
Amrabat arrived in SPL after spending a season at La Liga side Leganes on loan from parent club Watford, and it was Saudi fans that impressed him the most since making the switch.