| 单词 | deposit |
| 释义 | deposit noun¹ 1money paid into a bank account存款adjective | verb + deposit | deposit + noun adjective➤bank, building-society (bre) 银行存款；建房互助协会存款◆bank deposits have increased by 2.3%.银行存款增加了 2.3%。➤cash现金存款▸➤direct (name) 直接存款▸➤dollar, sterling, etc.美元、英镑等存款verb + deposit➤make存入款项◆she made a deposit of £60 into her account.她往账户里存了 60 英镑。deposit + noun➤account (bre) 存款账户deposit noun² 2money which is the first payment for sth定金verb + deposit | preposition verb + deposit➤pay, put down付订金preposition➤deposit on为⋯交纳的订金◆we've put down the deposit on our new car.我们已经支付了新车的订金。deposit noun³ 3money paid when you rent sth押金adjective | verb + deposit | preposition adjective➤refundable, returnable (bre) 可退还的押金◆all deposits are refundable.押金将全数退还。➤non-refundable, non-returnable (bre) 不可退还的押金▸➤security保证金verb + deposit➤give (sb), leave (sb), pay (sb)给（某人）／留给（某人）／付给（某人）押金◆you have to pay a deposit of $1 200 as well as two months' rent.你得交 1,200 美元的押金和两个月的租金。➤require需要交押金▸➤get back拿回押金◆you'll get back your deposit once we've checked the bikes are all right.我们检查自行车没问题后你就可以取回押金。➤forfeit, lose被没收／丧失押金◆if furniture is damaged, you will forfeit your deposit.如果家具受损，你的押金会被没收。preposition➤deposit on为⋯做担保的押金◆i had to leave a €50 deposit on the bike.我不得不留下 50 欧元作为自行车的押金。deposit noun⁴ 4layer of sth⋯层adjective | verb + deposit adjective➤large储量大的矿床▸➤rich肥沃的沉积层；储量丰富的矿床▸➤thick, thin厚厚的／薄薄的沉积层◆the floods left a thick deposit of mud over the fields.洪水过后，田地里留下了厚厚的一层泥浆。➤gas, mineral, oil, ore, etc.天然气矿床、矿床、石油矿床等◆an area with large mineral deposits矿物储量大的地区➤glacial, sedimentary冰河沉积；沉积矿床➤calcium钙沉积▸➤fat, fatty脂肪沉积verb + deposit➤contain, have含有／拥有矿床◆the region has many deposits of valuable oil.这一地区有很多珍贵的石油矿藏。➤form, leave形成／留下沉积层▸➤find发现沉积层▸➤remove移除沉积层deposit /dɪpɒzɪt; name -pɑːz-/ noun1. [countable] an amount of money that is paid into a bank or savings account 存款；储蓄◆deposits can be made at any branch. 可以在任何分行存款。◆i wish to make a deposit of $5 000. 我想存款 5 000 元。◆payments are placed on deposit to earn interest. 款项已存入银行以赚取利息。 opp withdrawal (economics 经济学) deposits [plural] the total amount of money that has been paid into bank accounts in a particular area or country （存入某地区或某国的）全部存款，总存款◆the combined banks would have deposits of more than $22 billion. 合并后的银行拥有超过 220 亿元的总存款。◆the government fears a run on deposits. 政府担心有人挤兑存款。◆the ratio of deposits to gross domestic product 存款对国内生产总值的比率◆dollar/sterling deposits 美元／英镑存款 (commerce 商业) [countable, usually singular] an amount of money that is given as the first part of a larger payment, especially to prevent the goods being sold to sb else 订金◆you pay a $250 deposit now and the balance within 30 days. 现在支付 250 元订金，余款 30 日内付清。◆we've put down a deposit on a house. 我们已支付了房款的订金。◆if you cancel the agreement after signature, you lose your deposit. 如果签字以后取消协议，就会失去订金。 syn down payment ⨁ to ask for / require / take a deposit索要／索取／收取订金 ⨁ to pay / put down a deposit支付订金 ⨁ to forfeit / lose a deposit没收／失去订金 ⨁ to reclaim / repay / return a deposit归还／偿还／退还订金 ⨁ a refundable / returnable / non-refundable deposit可退还的／不可退还的订金 (property 房地产) [countable, usually singular] an amount of money that is paid by sb when they rent sth and that is returned to them if they do not lose or damage the thing they are renting 押金◆rent is £500 per month, plus a deposit of £300. 租金为每月 500 英镑，外加 300 英镑的押金。◆tenants need to pay a deposit of one month's rent. 租户要付相当于一个月租金的押金。◆you claim back your deposit when you return the car. 你还车时取回押金。⨁ to ask for / require / take a deposit要求支付／收取押金 ⨁ to leave / pay a deposit交／付押金 ⨁ to forfeit / lose a deposit没收／失去押金 ⨁ to reclaim / repay / return a deposit归还／偿还／退还押金 bank deposit ◇ cash ratio deposits ◇ certificate of deposit ◇ core deposits ◇ demand deposit ◇ direct deposit ◇ fixed deposit ◇ public deposits ◇ retail deposits ◇ safe deposit ◇ safety deposit ◇ security deposit ◇ sight deposit ◇ term deposit ◇ time deposit deposit /dɪpɒzɪt; name -pɑːz-/ verb [transitive] 1.to put money into a bank or savings account 将（钱）存入银行；存储◆at a bank you can deposit money or take out a loan. 你可在银行存钱或获取贷款。◆you can arrange to have your salary deposited directly into your bank account. 你可以安排将工资直接存入你的银行账户。◆the banks' income from cash deposited with them in current accounts 银行得自存入活期存款账户的现金收入 opp withdraw (1) 2.to put documents, money or sth valuable into a bank or other safe place 寄放，寄存（文件、金钱或贵重物品）◆we deposited the title deeds of the house at the bank. 我们将房契寄存在银行。◆full company accounts are deposited with companies house. 全套公司账目寄存在英国公司管理署。☞ deposit☞ depositdeposit /dɪpɒzɪt; name dɪpɑːzɪt/ [countable, usually singular] an amount of money that you pay as the first part of a larger payment订金；订钱◆we've put down a 5% deposit on the house.我们已经支付了房款的 5% 作为订金。ⓘ a deposit is also an amount of money that you pay when you rent sth and that is returned to you if you do not lose or damage the thing you are renting. * deposit 还指租用东西时所付的押金◆the car costs $50 per day in rental, plus a $200 deposit which you will get back at the end of the week.这辆车租金每天 50 元，加上 200 元押金，押金本周末退还。deposit /dɪpɒzɪt; name dɪpɑːzɪt/ [transitive] to put money into a bank account把（钱）存入银行；存储◆millions were deposited in swiss bank accounts.巨额的款项存入了瑞士的银行账户。◆you can withdraw and deposit money in any of our branches.您可在我们任何一家分行办理存取款业务。deposit¹/dɪˈpɒzɪt ||; dɪˈpɑzɪt/verb[t] 1. to put sth down somewhere 放下；放置: ◇he deposited his bags on the floor and sat down. 他把包放在地板上，然后坐下。 2. (used about liquid or a river) to leave sth lying on a surface, as the result of a natural or chemical process （指液体或河流）沉淀，淤积: ◇mud deposited by a flood 洪水淤积的泥 3. to put money into an account at a bank 将（钱）存入银行: ◇he deposited £20 a week into his savings account. 他每周把20英镑存入储蓄账户。 4. deposit sth (in sth);deposit sth (with sb/sth) to put sth valuable in an official place where it is safe until needed again （将贵重对象）存放，寄存（在安全地方）: ◇valuables can be deposited in the hotel safe. 贵重对象可寄存在酒店的保险箱内。 deposit²/dɪˈpɒzɪt ||; dɪˈpɑzɪt/noun[c] 1. a deposit (on sth) a sum of money which is the first payment for sth, with the rest of the money to be paid later 订金: ◇once you have paid a deposit, the booking will be confirmed. 一经缴付订金便可确认预订。 2. a deposit (on sth) [usu.sing] a sum of money that you pay when you rent sth and get back when you return it without damage 保证金；押金: ◇boats can be hired for £5 an hour, plus £20 deposit. 船租每小时5英镑，另加押金20英镑。 3. a sum of money paid into a bank account 存款 4. a substance that has been left on a surface or in the ground as the result of a natural or chemical process 沉淀物；淤积物: ◇mineral deposits 矿床 depositsee ⇨ put 1,13 • • •• ⇨ put/make/pay a deposit on☞ deposit¹☞ deposit² |
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