banco

[ bang-koh, bahng- ]

/ ˈbæŋ koʊ, ˈbɑŋ- /

noun, plural ban·cos.

a declaration made by a bettor in certain gambling games, as baccarat and chemin de fer, indicating a bet matching the full amount in the bank, to the exclusion of all previous lower bets: often used as an interjection.

verb (used without object)

to make such a declaration.

Origin of banco

1745–55; <French <Italian <Germanic; see bank²

Words nearby banco

Banbury cake, Banbury tart, banc, bancassurance, bancassurer, banco, Bancroft, Bancroft Prize, band, banda, Banda Aceh

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Example sentences from the Web for banco

Citibank restructured the Banco Hipotecário, and paid back the $43 million loan four years before it was due.
In Bolivia, Serving a Prior Government Can Make You a Political Prisoner|Mac Margolis|December 29, 2011|DAILY BEAST
It began harmlessly enough, with a call from the manager of Banco Bilbao in Malaga, who asked Schiller to stop by.
The Billionaire and the Fugitive|Meir Doron, Joseph Gelman|July 23, 2011|DAILY BEAST
One of the principal, the Banco Hipotecario Nacional, makes a feature of special loans for building and land improvements.
The Amazing Argentine|John Foster Fraser
The horse-headed Englishman cried "banco," which means that he would play the banker for the whole amount.
Simon the Jester|William J. Locke

Secondly, that notes of interrogation are not at all like bank notes; although they are largely uttered in Banco Regino.
The Comic English Grammar|Percival Leigh
And do not remain in Banco, or Padre Diego will surely make you trouble.
Carmen Ariza|Charles Francis Stocking
A sudden movement might release the banco, and it would continue its mad flight, which he would be powerless to stop.
The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle Boy|Florence Partello Stuart

British Dictionary definitions for banco

banco

/ (ˈbæŋkəʊ) /

interjection

a call in gambling games such as chemin de fer and baccarat by a player or bystander who wishes to bet against the entire bank

Word Origin for banco

C18: from French from Italian: bank

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单词	banco
释义	banco [ bang-koh, bahng- ] / ˈbæŋ koʊ, ˈbɑŋ- / noun, plural ban·cos. a declaration made by a bettor in certain gambling games, as baccarat and chemin de fer, indicating a bet matching the full amount in the bank, to the exclusion of all previous lower bets: often used as an interjection. verb (used without object) to make such a declaration. Origin of banco 1745–55; <French <Italian <Germanic; see bank² Words nearby banco Banbury cake, Banbury tart, banc, bancassurance, bancassurer, banco, Bancroft, Bancroft Prize, band, banda, Banda Aceh Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for banco Citibank restructured the Banco Hipotecário, and paid back the $43 million loan four years before it was due. In Bolivia, Serving a Prior Government Can Make You a Political Prisoner\|Mac Margolis\|December 29, 2011\|DAILY BEAST It began harmlessly enough, with a call from the manager of Banco Bilbao in Malaga, who asked Schiller to stop by. The Billionaire and the Fugitive\|Meir Doron, Joseph Gelman\|July 23, 2011\|DAILY BEAST One of the principal, the Banco Hipotecario Nacional, makes a feature of special loans for building and land improvements. The Amazing Argentine\|John Foster Fraser The horse-headed Englishman cried "banco," which means that he would play the banker for the whole amount. Simon the Jester\|William J. Locke Secondly, that notes of interrogation are not at all like bank notes; although they are largely uttered in Banco Regino. The Comic English Grammar\|Percival Leigh And do not remain in Banco, or Padre Diego will surely make you trouble. Carmen Ariza\|Charles Francis Stocking A sudden movement might release the banco, and it would continue its mad flight, which he would be powerless to stop. The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle Boy\|Florence Partello Stuart British Dictionary definitions for banco banco / (ˈbæŋkəʊ) / interjection a call in gambling games such as chemin de fer and baccarat by a player or bystander who wishes to bet against the entire bank Word Origin for banco C18: from French from Italian: bank Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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