bank
- noun
- /bæŋk/
- San Francisco has other options for usable food discards, such as food banks and food rescue programs.
- food bank
- blood bank
- data bank
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Examples
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The congressional record of the discussion behind the food bank amendment further supports this position.
Academic text (2017) -
The teacher can also browse through the test item bank to add or delete items.
Academic text (1993) -
Let me ask this way -- how much do you have right now in your bank account?
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On top of volleyball and the paper, I started a food bank for the economically disadvantaged.
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The emergency services have a bank of ambulances ready to respond to disasters.
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She decided to build a bank of resources to help the community in case of emergencies.
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The environmental group created a bank of funds to support local conservation efforts.
Synonyms
Money put aside, often in a bank, to use later or for emergencies
A supply kept for future use, often in an emergency
A supply of goods or materials kept for future use
A hidden store of money or things kept for later
A supply of things kept for future use
A large supply of something kept for use when needed
A supply of money kept to pay for a planned activity like a political campaign or takeover
A box of food, water, and medicine kept for use during a disaster
A plan kept ready to use in case of need
A supply of food and other needed items kept for future use
Money set aside to pay for future costs or emergencies
Money in cash that you can use immediately
A place a bank or company keeps money to pay future costs
Cash you keep for immediate use
An amount of something kept for future use
Money that a government, bank, or company keeps for future needs
To keep goods like food or tools until you need them
Idioms
Compounds
An area of land west of the Jordan River between Israel and Jordan where mainly Palestinians live
A national bank that controls a country's money and interest rates and holds money for the government and other banks
- Specialized
A regional bank that holds commercial banks' money and helps run the country's central bank system
- Specialized
A bank that the government allows to operate across the whole country
The main bank of the United Kingdom that issues money and sets interest rates
A report from your bank that lists all payments and deposits and shows your account balance
A US regional bank in the central bank system that holds money for local banks
An amount of money borrowed from a bank that you must pay back with interest by an agreed date
- Specialized
A business that takes money from people and businesses, lends it, and helps with payments
A strong, secure room in a bank that holds money, valuable things, and important papers
A plastic card from a bank used to pay without cash and get money from cash machines
The central bank that decides interest rates and manages money for countries using the euro
- US
A written note telling a bank to pay a certain amount of money to a person or company
Many customers try to take out their money from a bank because they fear it will fail
- Formal
An official who checks a bank's accounts and records to make sure rules are followed
- Specialized
A company that owns or controls banks, usually to manage them
An area of Paris on the southern side of the Seine known for artists, writers, and cafes
- Specialized
A bank that helps businesses accept card payments and gives money after fees
- Specialized
A regional bank that lends short-term money to local savings banks to support home loans
- Specialized
The interest rate that a country's central bank sets for loans to commercial banks
- Formal
An official check of a bank's accounts, records, and operations by a government regulator
An international organization that gives loans to help developing countries build roads and schools
- Archaic
A government plan that pays farmers to rest fields and grow plants to improve soil
- Formal
A bank account where one person keeps and controls money for a named person who receives it after their death
A card game for two players who use different decks and try to place all their cards on piles
A network of U.S. government-backed banks that lend money to local lenders like savings banks and credit unions
- Specialized
A very steep turn in an airplane that makes the wings nearly vertical
- Specialized
A code of digits that shows which bank or card company handles a payment
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Etymology
Bank (a reserve) is easy to remember from the financial bank that stores money; a bank of organs or data is a store kept for use when needed.