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bank

UK
/bæŋk/
US
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bank on

Translations

banknoun
banks
pl
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US
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inclinaisonAéronautique, pour le roulis d’un appareil en virage.
The fighter jet rolled into a steep bank.
Le chasseur est passé dans une forte inclinaison.
bancEn particulier pour la neige ou une matière accumulée.
The snow bank was taller than the children.
Le banc de neige était plus haut que les enfants.
banqueLieu de réserve pour des ressources ou des produits.
The hospital's blood bank urgently needed more donations.
La banque du sang de l'hôpital avait un besoin urgent de dons supplémentaires.
She deposited her paycheck at the bank.
Elle a déposé son salaire à la banque.
bandeBillard, partie rembourrée de la table.
He aimed the shot at the bank to sink the eight-ball in the corner pocket.
Il a visé la bande pour empocher la bille noire dans la poche d’angle.
We had a picnic on the river bank.
Nous avons pique-niqué sur la rive de la rivière.
bancSe dit d’un alignement ou d’un ensemble d’objets similaires.
The data center has a bank of servers.
Le centre de données possède un banc de serveurs.
Synonyms
depository
credit union
trust company
financial institution
lender
savings institution
bankverb
banked
Past Simple
banked
Past Participle
banking
Gerund
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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.
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.
Additional translations
étoufferSe dit d’un feu que l’on couvre pour qu’il brûle lentement.
Synonyms
save
hoard
store
supply
accumulate
bankadjective
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Used attributively before another noun to denote connection with a financial bank (e.g., "bank account", "bank manager").
He opened a bank account to save money for college.
Il a ouvert un compte bancaire pour économiser de l’argent pour ses études.

Definitions

banknoun
An institution for receiving, keeping, and lending money.
She deposited her paycheck at the bank.
The land alongside or sloping down to a river or lake.
We had a picnic on the river bank.
A set or series of similar things, especially machines or devices, arranged in a row or in a particular formation.
The data center has a bank of servers.
A mass or mound of a particular substance.
The snow bank was taller than the children.
A place or store where a particular commodity or resource is kept in reserve for future use.
The hospital's blood bank urgently needed more donations.
A lateral tilt of an aircraft or vehicle during a turn.
The fighter jet rolled into a steep bank.
One of the cushioned sides of a billiard or pool table from which the ball can rebound.
He aimed the shot at the bank to sink the eight-ball in the corner pocket.
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.
bankadjective
Relating to or provided by a financial bank.
He opened a bank account to save money for college.
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