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deposit

UK
/dɪˈpɒzɪt/
US
/dɪˈpɑːzɪt/

Translations

depositnoun
deposits
pl
UK
/dɪˈpɒzɪt/
US
/dɪˈpɑːzɪt/
dépôtSomme versée ou placée sur un compte bancaire.
She made a deposit of $500 into her savings account.
Elle a effectué un dépôt de 500 $ sur son compte d'épargne.
dépôtVersement initial ou somme remise en garantie.
He paid a deposit of $200 to secure the apartment.
Il a versé un dépôt de 200 $ pour réserver l'appartement.
dépôtCouche ou masse de matière accumulée.
The river left a deposit of silt on the banks after the flood.
La rivière a laissé un dépôt de limon sur les berges après l'inondation.
gisementEn géologie, pour une accumulation naturelle de minéraux ou d'autres matières.
The region is known for its rich deposits of coal.
La région est connue pour ses riches gisements de charbon.
Additional translations
dépôtEmploi formel pour l'acte de placer ou de remettre quelque chose dans un lieu.
Synonyms
down payment
security
retainer
advance
installment
collateral
stake
Antonyms
withdrawal
depositverb
deposited
Past Simple
deposited
Past Participle
depositing
Gerund
UK
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US
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She deposited the books on the table before leaving the room.
Elle a déposé les livres sur la table avant de quitter la pièce.
déposerPour verser de l'argent sur un compte bancaire.
He deposited his paycheck into his savings account.
Il a déposé son salaire sur son compte d'épargne.
déposerPour laisser une couche de matière.
The river deposited silt along its banks during the flood.
La rivière a déposé du limon le long de ses berges pendant l'inondation.
Synonyms
place
put
set down
store
entrust
commit
invest
Antonyms
withdraw
depositadjective
more deposit
Comp.
most deposit
Super.
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US
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Used attributively before another noun to indicate relation to deposits, especially monetary.
de dépôtRelatif à un dépôt bancaire ou à une somme versée en garantie.
Deposit accounts typically earn interest at a fixed rate.
Les comptes de dépôt rapportent généralement des intérêts à taux fixe.
sédimentaireRelatif à une couche ou à une formation issue d'un dépôt géologique.
Scientists conducted tests on the deposit layers to determine their age.
Les scientifiques ont effectué des tests sur les couches sédimentaires pour en déterminer l'âge.

Definitions

depositnoun
A sum of money placed or kept in a bank account, usually to gain interest.
She made a deposit of $500 into her savings account.
A layer or mass of accumulated matter.
The river left a deposit of silt on the banks after the flood.
A sum of money given as a first installment or as a pledge for a contract, the balance being payable later.
He paid a deposit of $200 to secure the apartment.
A natural accumulation of minerals or other geological materials.
The region is known for its rich deposits of coal.
The act of placing or putting something or someone somewhere.
The deposit of the artifacts into the museum's collection took place last week.
depositverb
To place or set down something in a specific location.
She deposited the books on the table before leaving the room.
To put money into a bank account.
He deposited his paycheck into his savings account.
To lay down or leave a layer of a substance.
The river deposited silt along its banks during the flood.
depositadjective
Relating to or involved with deposits, especially sums of money placed in a bank or given as security.
Deposit accounts typically earn interest at a fixed rate.
Relating to, consisting of, or formed by a geological or mineral deposit.
Scientists conducted tests on the deposit layers to determine their age.
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