deposits
Pronunciation: [dɪˈpɑːzɪts]
Context: "finance"
(noun) money that you put into a bank account. When you put your savings in the bank, that money is your deposit.
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I made a deposit into my savings account this morning.
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I didn't make any deposits last month because I spent all my money.
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How much is the minimum deposit required to open a bank account?
Context: "geology"
(noun) a natural collection of minerals, metals, or other valuable materials found in the earth. Think of it like a treasure you find underground.
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The miners discovered a large deposit of gold in the mountain.
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They searched for deposits of silver, but they found nothing.
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What types of mineral deposits are commonly found in this area?
Context: "finance"
(verb) to put money into a bank account or to place something somewhere safely. When you save money, you deposit it in the bank.
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I will deposit my paycheck as soon as I get it.
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He didn't deposit his check last week and missed out on the interest.
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Did you remember to deposit your cash from the birthday gift?
Context: "geology"
(verb) to place or leave a substance in a specific location, often naturally over time. For example, when earth or minerals are slowly placed in a certain spot.
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The river deposits sand along the shore every year.
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The storm did not deposit any debris on the beach this time.
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Where does the river usually deposit its sediment?