債権
A legal right to demand a payment or performance from another person, typically a debtor. It represents the 'creditor's side' of a debt relationship, giving them the authority to receive what is owed.
Ejemplos
3 de 5彼には友人に対する債権がある。
He has a claim (right to be paid) against his friend.
債権の譲渡には、債務者の承諾が必要な場合があります。
The transfer of a claim may require the consent of the debtor.
お金を貸しているんだから、君には債権があるんだよ。
Since you lent the money, you have the right to get it back.
Familia de palabras
Truco para recordar
The first kanji 債 means 'debt' and the second 権 means 'right/power'. So, 債権 is your 'right' regarding a 'debt.'
Quiz rápido
銀行はお金を貸したので、利息を受け取る____がある。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: a
Ejemplos
彼には友人に対する債権がある。
everydayHe has a claim (right to be paid) against his friend.
債権の譲渡には、債務者の承諾が必要な場合があります。
formalThe transfer of a claim may require the consent of the debtor.
お金を貸しているんだから、君には債権があるんだよ。
informalSince you lent the money, you have the right to get it back.
本研究では、現代法における債権の概念を再検討する。
academicThis study re-examines the concept of claims in modern law.
銀行は不良債権の処理を進めています。
businessThe bank is proceeding with the disposal of non-performing loans (bad debts).
Familia de palabras
Colocaciones comunes
Frases Comunes
不良債権
bad debt / non-performing loan
債権回収
debt collection
債権譲渡
assignment of claims
Se confunde a menudo con
債権 is the right to receive payment, while 債務 is the obligation to pay.
Pronounced the same (saiken), but 債券 refers to a bond (financial instrument) while 債権 is a legal right/claim.
Notas de uso
This is a legal and financial term. While it essentially means 'the right to get money back,' it is used more in formal contracts or news than in casual conversation.
Errores comunes
Do not confuse it with 債券 (bond); although they sound the same, a 'bond' is a specific certificate, while 債権 is the abstract legal right.
Truco para recordar
The first kanji 債 means 'debt' and the second 権 means 'right/power'. So, 債権 is your 'right' regarding a 'debt.'
Origen de la palabra
Derived from Chinese characters: 債 (debt/loan) and 権 (authority/right).
Patrones gramaticales
Contexto cultural
The term '不良債権' (furyō saiken) became a daily household phrase in Japan after the bubble economy burst in the 1990s as banks struggled with unpaid loans.
Quiz rápido
銀行はお金を貸したので、利息を受け取る____がある。
¡Correcto!
La respuesta correcta es: a
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