banked

UK
/bæŋkt/
US
/bæŋkt/

Übersetzungen

bankedpartizip perfekt
UK
/bæŋkt/
US
/bæŋkt/
Used adjectivally as the past participle of the verb "bank".
amonceléSe dit d’une matière accumulée en tas ou en banc.
The banked snow along the roadside made it difficult for cars to pass.
La neige amoncelée au bord de la route rendait le passage difficile aux voitures.
inclinéEn parlant d’une route, d’une piste ou d’un virage en dévers.
The banked curve on the racetrack allowed the cars to maintain high speeds safely.
Le virage incliné sur le circuit permettait aux voitures de conserver de grandes vitesses en toute sécurité.
couvertSe dit d’un feu entretenu sous les cendres ou recouvert pour en ralentir la combustion.
The banked fire in the hearth kept the room warm throughout the night.
Le feu couvert dans l’âtre a gardé la pièce chaude toute la nuit.
bankverb

banked

Präteritum

banked
Präteritum
banked
Partizip Perfekt
banking
Gerundium
UK
/bæŋk/
US
/bæŋk/
déposerEmploi financier.
She decided to bank her paycheck instead of spending it immediately.
Elle a décidé de déposer son salaire à la banque plutôt que de le dépenser tout de suite.
compter sur
You can bank on him to deliver the project on time.
Tu peux compter sur lui pour livrer le projet à temps.
inclinerAviation et conduite, pour prendre un virage avec inclinaison latérale.
The pilot had to bank the plane sharply to avoid the storm.
Le pilote a dû incliner l’avion brusquement pour éviter la tempête.
amoncelerFormer un tas ou un amoncellement.
They banked the snow along the sides of the driveway.
Ils ont amoncelé la neige le long des côtés de l’allée.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
étoufferSe dit d’un feu que l’on couvre pour qu’il brûle lentement.

Definitionen

bankedpartizip perfekt
Arranged or piled up in a bank or heap.
The banked snow along the roadside made it difficult for cars to pass.
Having a slope or incline, especially in reference to a road or track.
The banked curve on the racetrack allowed the cars to maintain high speeds safely.
Covered or enclosed, often to control or contain something.
The banked fire in the hearth kept the room warm throughout the night.
bankverb
To deposit money in a financial institution.
She decided to bank her paycheck instead of spending it immediately.
To rely on or depend on something or someone.
You can bank on him to deliver the project on time.
To tilt an aircraft or vehicle laterally.
The pilot had to bank the plane sharply to avoid the storm.
To form into a heap or pile.
They banked the snow along the sides of the driveway.
To cover a fire with ashes or fuel so that it burns slowly for a long period.
Before going to sleep, she banked the fire to keep the cabin warm until morning.