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banking

/ˈbæŋ.kɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈbæŋ.kɪŋ/B2formalbusiness
  • ruОтносящийся к деятельности банка или к управлению деньгами в банке.

Relating to the business conducted by a bank or the activity of managing money in a bank.

  1. Related to financial servicesB1formal

    Relating to the business of managing money, deposits, loans, and other financial transactions.

    ruБанковский

    • She works in the banking sector.
    • The banking system has become more digital.
    • He opened a banking account for his business.

    Synonymsfinancialmonetary

Forms
  • more banking comparative form
  • most banking superlative form
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noun

/ˈbæŋ.kɪŋ/B1formalbusiness
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее деловую деятельность по управлению деньгами, включая вклады, кредиты, инвестиции и другие финансовые услуги, предоставляемые банками.

A noun referring to the business activity of managing money, including deposits, loans, investments, and other financial services provided by banks.

uncountable

  1. Financial services industryB1formalbusiness

    The business activity of managing money, deposits, loans, and other financial transactions conducted by banks.

    ruБанковское дело

    • She works in banking and handles corporate accounts.
    • Online banking has made transactions much easier.
    • The banking sector is heavily regulated by the government.

    Synonymsfinance

  2. Act of using a bankA2formalbusiness

    The action of depositing money, withdrawing funds, or using banking services.

    ruБанковские операции

    • I need to do some banking before the bank closes.
    • He does all his banking through a mobile app.
    • Banking hours are usually from 9 AM to 5 PM.
Forms
  • bankings plural form
  • bankings' possessive plural form
  • banking's possessive singular form
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verb

bank/bæŋk/B1formalbusiness
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания действия по внесению денег в финансовое учреждение или полагания на что-либо.

A verb used to describe the act of depositing money into a financial institution or relying on something.

  1. A2formal

    To deposit money into a bank account.

    ruВносить на счёт

    • She banked her paycheck at the local branch.
    • I need to bank this check before the weekend.
    • He banks his savings every month.

    Synonymsdepositlodge

    Antonymswithdraw

  2. Rely onB2informal

    To depend on something or someone for a particular outcome.

    ruРассчитывать

    • I'm banking on you to finish the report on time.
    • They banked on good weather for the outdoor wedding.
    • She banked on her experience to get the job.

    Synonymscount ondepend onrely ontrust

  3. Tilt sidewaysB2formal

    To tilt or turn an aircraft or vehicle sideways, especially when turning.

    ruНакрениться

    • The pilot banked the plane to the left.
    • The car banked sharply around the corner.
    • The aircraft banked steeply during the maneuver.

    Synonymscantcareenheelinclineleanlistslanttilttip

Forms
  • banked past participle
  • banked past simple
  • banking present participle
  • banks third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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