单词：state debt
state debt的用法和样例：
例句
- The government made every effort to stabilize the economy by-ting the national debt.政府以清偿国家债务力谋稳定经济。
- Interest payments need to be moderated by lower real interest rates, though the impact of this depends on the size and makeup of each country's debt.支付的利息要通过降低实际利率来减少，但这要看各个国家债务的多少和构成如何而已。
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