bank
verb (MONEY) /bæŋk/Definition
› [I or T] to keep your money in a particular bank, or to put money into a bank: I used to bank with Lloyd's.Saving and savings accountsBanks and bank accounts › [T] informal to win or earn a particular amount of money: She banked £500 in tips that day!Earning money and money earnedWinning and defeatingScoring, winning and losing in sport
(Definition of bank verb (MONEY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- bank noun (MONEY)
- banking noun
- building society noun
- central bank noun
- clearing house noun
- credit verb (PAY)
- exchange rate noun
- foreign exchange noun
- gnome noun
- lend verb (GIVE)
- mutual noun
- negotiable adjective (CHEQUE)
- non-negotiable adjective (CHEQUE)
- personal identification number noun
- PIN noun
- rate of exchange noun
- statement noun
- stop verb (PREVENT)
- teller noun
- the IMF noun
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