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111bank — bankas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. bank vok. Bank, f rus. банк, m pranc. banque, f …
112bank — [12] The various disparate meanings of modern English bank all come ultimately from the same source, Germanic *bangk , but they have taken different routes to reach us. Earliest to arrive was ‘ridge, mound, bordering slope’, which came via a… …
113bank·er — /ˈbæŋkɚ/ noun, pl ers [count] : a person who owns a bank or who has an important job in a bank …
114bank — See: PIGGY BANK …
115bank on — {v.}, {informal} To depend on; put one s trust in; rely on. * /He knew he could bank on public indignation to change things, if he could once prove the dirty work./ * /The students were banking on the team to do its best in the championship… …
116bank — See: PIGGY BANK …
117bank on — {v.}, {informal} To depend on; put one s trust in; rely on. * /He knew he could bank on public indignation to change things, if he could once prove the dirty work./ * /The students were banking on the team to do its best in the championship… …
118bank on — phrasal to depend or rely on < can always bank on her friendship > …
119bank on — I (Roget s IV) v. Syn. rely on, Depend on, count on; see count on , trust 1 . See Synonym Study at trust . II bank (up)on (Roget s Thesaurus II) verb To place trust or confidence in: believe in, count on (or upon), depend on (or upon), reckon on… …
120Bank — Bankbetrieb, Kreditinstitut; Unternehmen, das durch Verknüpfung der bankbetrieblichen Produktionsfaktoren geld und kreditbezogene Dienstleistungen erstellt. 1. Volkswirtschaftliche Funktion: Liquiditätsausgleich innerhalb des dem Wertestrom der… …
