bank in Maithili মৈথিলী

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bank

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bank (1), noun, verb.

bank

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bank (2), noun, verb.

bank

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bank (3), noun, verb.

bank

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expr. bank on, (Informal.) to depend on; be sure of.
Ex. I can bank on my brother to help me.

bank

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expr. bank up, (British.) to accumulate; collect.
Ex. ... had allowed the traffic to bank up (London Times).

bank

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expr. in the bank, (British Informal.) in deficit; in the red.
Ex. Four small discount houses were ""in the bank"" for a small amount, in spite of moderate help from the authorities (London Times).

bank

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noun 1. a long pile or heap.
Ex. a bank of clouds. There was a bank of snow over ten feet deep.
(SYN) ridge, mound, embankment.
2. the rising ground bordering a river or lake; shore.
Ex. He fished from the bank.
3. a shal

bank

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noun 1. a place of business for keeping, lending, exchanging, and issuing money.
Ex. A bank pays interest on money deposited as savings.
2. a small container with a slot through which coins can be dropped to save money.
Ex. Mary's fath

bank

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noun 1. a row of things.
Ex. A bank of switches controlled the plane engines. We saw a bank of machines in the factory.
2. a row of keys on an organ or typewriter or a row of switches on a panel.
Ex. Some organs have two banks of keys.

bank

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v.i. 1. to form banks.
Ex. Clouds are banking along the horizon.
2. to slope to one side, especially when turning an airplane.
Ex. Airplanes must bank to approach the airfield. The car banked around the corner.
3. to slope.

bank

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v.i. 1. to put money in a bank; keep an account with a bank.
Ex. My father banks at the County Trust.
2. to keep a bank; act as a banker.
Ex. My son is banking at National City as his first job.
3. to be in charge of the bank in

bank

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v.t. to arrange in rows.

bank

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v.t. to put (money) in a bank.
Ex. My sister banks her salary on payday.

bank

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v.t. 1. to form into a bank; pile up; heap up.
Ex. The bulldozer banked the earth into a hill. The tractors banked the snow by the road.
2. to cause to slope, especially to slope (a roadbed) toward the inside of a curve.
Ex. The workme