banks in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for banks in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bank¹ [Am bæŋk, Brit baŋk] N

1.1. bank (edge of river):

bank

orilla f

bank

ribera f

the river had burst its banks

el río se había desbordado or se había salido de madre

1.2. bank (slope):

bank

terraplén m

bank MECH

talud m

1.3. bank (graded bend):

bank

peralte m

2.1. bank (mass):

bank of earth/snow

montículo m de tierra/nieve

bank of clouds

masa f de nubes

2.2. bank (on bed of sea, river):

bank

banco m

bank

bajío m

3. bank:

bank (of typewriter keys)

teclado m

bank (of dials, instruments)

tablero m

4.1. bank (row of oars):

bank

hilera f de remos

4.2. bank (rower's bench):

bank

banco m

II.bank¹ [Am bæŋk, Brit baŋk] VB trans

1. bank (grade):

bank bend/racetrack

peraltar

2. bank fire → bank up

3. bank (deflect):

bank Am

hacer rebotar

III.bank¹ [Am bæŋk, Brit baŋk] VB intr AVIAT

bank

ladearse

See also bank up

I.bank up VB [Am bæŋk -, Brit baŋk -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

bank up earth/sand:

bank up

amontonar

to bank up the fire

agregarle carbón (or leña etc.) al fuego (para que arda lentamente)

II.bank up VB [Am bæŋk -, Brit baŋk -] (v + adv)

bank up sand/snow:

amontonarse

bank up clouds:

acumularse

I.bank² [Am bæŋk, Brit baŋk] N Bank of England

1. bank FIN:

bank

banco m

the nationalization of the banks

la nacionalización de los bancos or de la banca

to laugh or iron cry all the way to the bank

morirse de risa inf

when they tell me I write trash, I cry all the way to the bank

cuando me dicen que escribo basura, me río pensando en mis regalías

bank deposits

depósitos mpl bancarios

bank raid

atraco m a un banco

2. bank (in gambling):

the bank

la banca

to break the bank

hacer saltar la banca

you can eat there without breaking the bank

allí se puede comer sin arruinarse or sin gastar un dineral

3. bank (store, supply):

bank

banco m

blood/sperm bank

banco de sangre/semen

II.bank² [Am bæŋk, Brit baŋk] VB intr FIN

I bank with the National

tengo la cuenta en el National

where do they bank?, who do they bank with?

¿dónde tienen la cuenta?

to shop and bank from home

comprar y hacer operaciones bancarias desde la casa

III.bank² [Am bæŋk, Brit baŋk] VB trans FIN

bank money/check

depositar ingresar (en el banco)

bank money/check

ingresar (en el banco) esp Spain

See also Bank of England

Bank of England Info

Bank of England

El Banco de Inglaterra es el banco central del Reino Unido. Asesora al gobierno en asuntos financieros y actúa como banquero del gobierno y otros bancos.

savings bank N

savings bank

caja f de ahorros

sperm bank N

sperm bank

banco m de semen

sperm bank

banco m de esperma

commercial bank N FIN

commercial bank

banco m comercial

commercial bank

banco m mercantil

food bank N SOCIOL

food bank

banco m de alimentos

fog bank N

fog bank

banco m de niebla

land bank N

1. land bank (land):

land bank

terreno m urbanizable

2. land bank (institution):

land bank

caja f rural

merchant bank N Brit

merchant bank

banco m mercantil

national bank N FIN

1. national bank (state-owned):

national bank

banco m estatal

national bank

banco m nacional

2. national bank (in US):

national bank

banco que opera según las normas del Federal Reserve System

banks in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for banks in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.bank¹ [bæŋk] N

1. bank FIN:

bank

banco m

bank (in games)

banca f

to break the bank

hacer saltar la banca

2. bank (storage place):

bank

depósito m

blood bank

banco m de sangre

data bank

banco m de datos

Phrases:

to laugh all the way to the bank inf

ganar mucha pasta

II.bank¹ [bæŋk] VB intr

to bank with Barclays

tener una cuenta en Barclays

III.bank¹ [bæŋk] VB trans

bank

depositar

I.bank² [bæŋk] N (edge)

bank of river

orilla m

II.bank² [bæŋk] VB intr AVIAT

bank

ladearse

bank³ [bæŋk] N

bank of earth

terraplén m

bank of fog, clouds

banco m

bank of switches

batería f

European System of Central Banks N

European System of Central Banks

Sistema m Europeo de Bancos Centrales

fog bank N

fog bank

banco m de niebla

creditor bank N

creditor bank

banco m acreedor

merchant bank N

merchant bank

banco m mercantil

bank robber N

bank robber

ladrón(-ona) m (f) de banco

food bank N

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food bank

banco de alimentos m

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drifting fog banks

bancos m pl de niebla empujados por la corriente

banks Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to burst its banks river

desbordarse

a run on the banks

un pánico bancario

to put money into a bank

ingresar dinero en un banco

drifting fog banks

bancos m pl de niebla empujados por la corriente

the far bank of the river

la otra orilla del río

to stroll along the river bank

pasearse por el lado del río

to hold an account (with a bank)

tener una cuenta (en un banco)

on the banks of the Ebro

a orillas del Ebro

I have borrowed money from the bank

el banco me ha prestado el dinero

to keep money in the bank

guardar el dinero en el banco

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A sophisticated network of storerooms and galleries completed the fortress' defenses and allowed communication between the castle, the town downwards, and the river banks.

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It also shows what happens when central banks rig up an economy.

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The introduction of bond notes and the aggressive use of plastic money has helped to reduce the demand for cash, which created queues at banks.

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Not foreign banks, whose private claims against debtor nations can not exceed its private contracts.

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There is an annual list of unlicensed banks on the site which is fifteen pages in length.

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Although it was at the centre of the subprime storm, the wider group has weathered the financial crisis of 20072010 better than other global banks.

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In a bid to meet developing customer expectations, many banks have begun offering web-related services such as e-deposits, online messaging, online management of personal and business finances, and more.

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In the era of electronic banking, banks no longer carry much cash, so jewels are the softest target for thieves.

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After the visit, the government allowed private banks to engage in the foreign exchange market.

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Banks also face problems in valuing the inventory.

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