deposit
/dɪˈpɑzɪt/
noun
- Money placed in a bank account.
- My savings account earns interest on the deposit.
- The bank requires a minimum deposit of $50 to open an account.
- He made a large deposit after selling his car.
- A sum paid as a first installment or as security.
- We paid a deposit of $500 to hold the apartment.
- The hotel requires a deposit for reservations.
- She got her deposit back after returning the rental car.
- A layer of material that has accumulated naturally.
- Oil deposits are found deep underground.
- The flood left a thick deposit of mud on the fields.
- The cave contains rich mineral deposits.
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verb
- To put money into a bank account.
- You can deposit cash at the ATM anytime.
- She deposits part of her paycheck into savings every month.
- I need to deposit this check before the weekend.
- To put or leave something in a particular place.
- He deposited the keys on the counter as he left.
- The river deposits silt along its banks during floods.
- Please deposit your bags in the locker before entering.
- To pay a sum as a first installment or security.
- She deposited a small fee to hold the wedding venue.
- We had to deposit 10% of the price to reserve the apartment.
- The landlord requires tenants to deposit one month's rent.
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