bank
From Middle French 'banque', from Italian 'banca', meaning a bench or a place of business.
NOUN
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A financial institution that accepts deposits from the public and creates credit; it can provide loans and manage transactions.
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| banks |
- She decided to open an account at the local bank to save for her future.
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VERB
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To store money in a financial institution for safekeeping or to make it available for future use.
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| banked | banking |
- He plans to bank his paycheck every month to save for a new car.
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ADJ
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Related to or involving a financial institution or its operations.
- They discussed bank regulations at the conference.
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