You can get into debt on your own.

你可以独自陷入债务的深渊。

Let's look at the phrase get into debt.

我们先看欠债这个短语。

First, in this day and age, it is too easy to get into debt.

首先，在今天这个时代很容易负债。

If you are in debt or getting into debt, you owe money.

如果你欠债，那么你欠钱。

The data included answers to questions on people's financial situation, how people got into debt, and people's attitude towards money.

数据包括回答个人财务状况、如何陷入债务以及对金钱的态度。

My parents were always terrified of getting into debt.

【get】我父母一直害怕会背上债务。

They couldn't get ahead even in good years, and they all got into debt while father was getting out.

即使在好年头， 他们也无法取得成功， 在父亲出狱的时候， 他们都负债累累。

Yes, but knowing what you earn and what you spend can give you reassurance that you won't get into debt in the first place.

是的，但了解你的收入和支出情况可以让你放心，你一开始就不会负债。

But this thought process led me to a perpetual cycle of getting into debt and paying it back, only to rack up more debt.

但这种思考过程让我陷入了一个不断负债并偿还的循环，结果却背上了更多的债务。

The owners tried to downsize and reduced the space they were renting, but they had to throw in the towel when they got into debt.

业主试图缩小规模并减少他们租用的空间，但当他们负债累累时， 他们不得不认输。

Whether that's getting into debt for stag dos, hen dos, even ghosting your friend because you don't know how to say you can't afford it.

无论是为单身人士、单身人士负债累累，甚至因为你不知道如何说你负担不起而背负你的朋友的债务。

And so over the years, she's also probably got into debt with some of the things that she's aimed for, such as campaigning for a US president.

因此，多年来，她可能也为自己所追求的一些目标（例如竞选美国总统）而负债累累。

He got into debt and into jail: his mother helped him out twice, but as soon as he was free he returned to his old companions and habits.

他负债累累并入狱：他的母亲曾两次帮助他摆脱困境，但他一重获自由，就又回到了老朋友和习惯。

So in this case, the company went into debt, or they got into debt, which meant they didn't have enough money to pay back the loans that they had taken out.

所以在这种情况下， 公司陷入了债务， 或者他们陷入了债务，这意味着他们没有足够的钱来偿还他们借出的贷款。

When Fred got into debt, it always seemed to him highly probable that something or other — he did not necessarily conceive what — would come to pass enabling him to pay in due time.

当弗雷德负债累累时，他总是觉得很有可能会发生某事或其他事情——他不一定能想到会发生什么——使他能够及时偿还债务。

Bergson had spent his first five years on the Divide getting into debt, and the last six getting out. He had paid off his mortgages and had ended pretty much where he began, with the land.

柏格森在 Divide 的前五年负债累累，而后六年则摆脱困境。他已经还清了抵押贷款，并且几乎在他开始的地方结束了，土地。