| 单词 | bank rates |
| 释义 | bank1 /bangk/noun
To deposit in a bank intransitive verb
ORIGIN: Fr banque, from Ital banca; of Gmc origin, cognate with bank2,3 bankˈability noun bankˈable adjective
bankˈer noun
bankˈing noun The business or services of a bank adjectiveRelating to a bank bank account noun
bankˈ-āgent noun Formerly in Scotland, the head of a branch bank (now bank manager) bank balance noun The amount of money by which a bank account is in credit or debit bankˈ-bill noun
bank book or bank pass book noun A book in which a record is kept of money deposited in or withdrawn from a bank bank card see banker's card below. bank charge noun A bank's periodic charge to a customer for handling transactions bank cheque noun An order to pay issued upon a bank bank draft noun A bill drawn by one bank upon another banker's card noun A cheque card or debit card (also bank card) banker's draft noun A bill of exchange obtained from a bank by one of its customers, enabling the purchase of goods, etc by the presentation of the draft to the seller, the bank debiting the customer's account with that amount banker's envelope noun An envelope usu approx the same width as A4 paper, with the flap on the long edge banker's order noun A standing order (qv under stand) bank giro noun A credit clearing system which enables transfer of money between accounts in UK banks bank holiday noun A weekday on which banks are legally closed, bills falling due on these being payable the following day, in England and Wales observed as a general holiday bank interest noun
bank loan noun An amount lent by a bank to a borrower for a specific period at an agreed rate of interest bankˈnote noun A note issued by a bank, which passes as money, being payable to the bearer on demand bankˈ-paper noun Banknotes in circulation bank paper noun A thin strong paper similar to but lighter than bond paper bank pass book see bank book above. bank rate noun Until 1972 the rate at which the Bank of England was prepared to discount bills, replaced by minimum lending rate (qv), itself replaced in 1981 by the base rate bank reserves plural noun The cash reserve kept readily available by a bank for ordinary demands bankˈroll noun Money resources transitive verb To finance bank statement noun A summary, provided by the bank, of the transactions on a customer's account bankˈ-stock noun A share or shares in the capital stock of a bank bank switching noun (computing) The process of switching between one bank of memory and another to increase available memory bank of issue One that issues its own notes or promises to pay break the bank In gambling, to win from the management the sum fixed as the limit it is willing to lose on any one day central bank A national bank (eg in UK the Bank of England), which deals mainly with its own government and with other banks, eg regulating interest rates and managing the national debt clearing bank A bank which is a member of the London Clearing House joint-stock bank One whose capital is subscribed by a large number of shareholders laugh (or cry) all the way to the bank To be delighted (or (ironic) sorry) to be making a lot of money, esp undeservedly or as a result of sharp practice merchant bank One whose functions include financing transit of goods and providing financial and commercial advice private bank One carried on by fewer than ten persons |
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