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banque
I. bank [Brit baŋk, Am bæŋk] N
1. bank:
bank FIN, GAMES
to break the bank GAMES
it won't break the bank fig
it won't break the bank attr credit, debt
it won't break the bank employee, staff
2. bank (border):
bank (of river, lake)
bank (of canal)
to break its banks river:
3. bank (mound):
bank (of earth, mud)
bank (of snow)
4. bank (slope):
bank (by racetrack)
bank (by mineshaft)
5. bank (section of sea bed):
bank
6. bank (mass):
bank (of flowers)
bank (of fog, mist)
a bank of cloud
7. bank AVIAT:
bank
8. bank (series):
9. bank MIN (face):
bank
10. bank (bench for rower):
bank
II. bank [Brit baŋk, Am bæŋk] VB trans
1. bank FIN:
bank cheque, money
2. bank (border):
bank track, road
3. bank AVIAT:
bank plane
4. bank (fuel) → bank up
III. bank [Brit baŋk, Am bæŋk] VB intr
1. bank FIN:
to bank with
who do you bank with?
2. bank AVIAT:
bank plane:
IV. bank [Brit baŋk, Am bæŋk]
I. bank up VB [Brit baŋk -, Am bæŋk -] (bank up)
bank up snow, earth, mud:
bank up
II. bank up VB [Brit baŋk -, Am bæŋk -] (bank [sth] up, bank up [sth])
1. bank up (pile up):
bank up snow, earth, mud
2. bank up (cover with fuel):
bank up fire
3. bank up (make a slope by):
bank up road, racetrack
eye bank N
eye bank
bottle bank N
bottle bank
blood bank N
blood bank
chartered bank N Brit
can bank N
can bank
can bank
central bank N FIN
central bank
cooperative bank N Am
piggy bank N
piggy bank
savings bank N
savings bank
I. bank1 [bæŋk] N
bank
to pay sth into the bank
to play bank
blood/data bank
II. bank1 [bæŋk] VB intr
to bank with ...
III. bank1 [bæŋk] VB trans (deposit)
bank2 [bæŋk] N (row)
bank
I. bank3 [bæŋk] N
1. bank of river:
bank (edge)
bank (of land)
bank (of road)
2. bank (elevation in water):
bank
3. bank AVIAT:
bank
4. bank (mass):
bank
bank of cloud
bank of fog
II. bank3 [bæŋk] VB intr AVIAT
bank
III. bank3 [bæŋk] VB trans
1. bank (cover):
to bank the fire
2. bank AVIAT:
clearing bank N Brit
bank transfer N
bank robbery N
bank robbery
bank statement N
data bank N COMPUT
data bank
bank manager N
bank manager
directeur(-trice) m (f) d'agence
OpenDict entry
food bank N
food bank
I. bank1 [bæŋk] N
bank
to pay sth into the bank
to play bank
blood/data bank
II. bank1 [bæŋk] VB intr
to bank with ...
III. bank1 [bæŋk] VB trans (deposit)
bank2 [bæŋk] N (row)
bank
I. bank3 [bæŋk] N
1. bank of river:
bank (edge)
bank (of land)
bank (of road)
2. bank (elevation in water):
bank
3. bank AVIAT:
bank
4. bank (mass):
bank
bank of cloud
bank of fog
II. bank3 [bæŋk] VB intr AVIAT
bank
III. bank3 [bæŋk] VB trans
1. bank (cover):
to bank the fire
2. bank AVIAT:
bank rate N
bank rate
bank account N
bank account
bank book N
bank book
bank charges N
bank charges
bank clerk N
bank clerk
employé (e) m (f) de banque
bank note N
bank note
bank card N
bank card
Present
Ibank
youbank
he/she/itbanks
webank
youbank
theybank
Past
Ibanked
youbanked
he/she/itbanked
webanked
youbanked
theybanked
Present Perfect
Ihavebanked
youhavebanked
he/she/ithasbanked
wehavebanked
youhavebanked
theyhavebanked
Past Perfect
Ihadbanked
youhadbanked
he/she/ithadbanked
wehadbanked
youhadbanked
theyhadbanked
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Workers get 96 hours of sick time per year and are allowed to bank up to 800 hours of it at full pay.
www.dailynews.com
The car is still to be towed from the scene, as traffic continues to bank up.
m.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au
You can bank up to three (four, if you include your current turn).
business.financialpost.com
At the lower levels, it may consist of a bank down, with a few strides to a bank up.
en.wikipedia.org
This drove overall gross impaired loans for the bank up by a net $539 million.
www.fool.ca