depo
1
9.8
Money put into a bank account
- noun
- /ˈdɛpoʊ/
- Slang
:
depósito (bancario)
- She made a large depo to ensure she could afford a new car.
Examples
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To get started on his investment, he planned to put down a small depo at the bank.
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Two hours into the depo, Keeley hands me a financial statement, and we talk about money for a while.
Fiction book (1995) -
Before I can access my funds, I need to make a depo into my savings account.
Synonyms
deposit
vsdepo
235
3.3
Money paid in advance to hold or secure something
is informal and casual rather than neutral or formal
bank deposit
vsdepo
6
1.8
Money you put in a bank to keep safe
is used informally in casual speech rather than formal language
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Etymology
The word depo for money is a short form of deposit, which means 'to put money in' an account, so a 'depo' is the money added to your bank.