Usage examples of "endeudado" in Spanish with translation to English

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Translations: all6 in debt4 indebted2
Tom está endeudado hasta las orejas. Tom is up to his ears in debt.
A Tom no le gusta estar endeudado con nadie. Tom doesn't like to be indebted to anyone.
Tom está endeudado hasta el cuello. Tom is up to his neck in debt.
El político dijo que está profundamente endeudado con todos por su apoyo en las elecciones. The politician said he was deeply indebted to everyone for their support in the election.
Está tan endeudado que tiene que obtener dinero de una persona para cubrir una deuda a otra persona. He's so deep in debt that he has to get money from one person to cover his other debts.
Estaba más endeudada de lo que quería admitir. She was further in debt than she was willing to admit.
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