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1744-1829 french naturalist who proposed that evolution resulted from the inheritance of acquired characteristics
bank
Definition: Meaning of, bank in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation: / baŋk /
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place for money a business that keeps and lends money and provides other financial services
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place for money a local office of a bank
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river/lake land along the side of a river or lake
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blood/sperm/organ bank a place where human blood etc is stored until someone needs it
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clouds/mist a large mass of clouds, mist etc
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raised area a large sloping mass of earth, sand, snow etc
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machines a large number of machines, television screens etc arranged close together in a row
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game a supply of money used to GAMBLE, that people can win
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be makin' bank American English spoken informal to earn a lot of money for the work that you do
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road a slope made at a bend in a road or RACETRACK to make it safer for cars to go around
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money [transitive] to put or keep money in a bank
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money [intransitive always + adverb/preposition] to keep your money in a particular bank
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plane/car [intransitive] if a plane, MOTORCYCLE, or car banks, it slopes to one side when turning
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pile/rows also bank up British English [transitive] to arrange something into a pile or into rows
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cloud/mist also bank up [intransitive] to form a mass of cloud, mist etc
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fire also bank up [transitive] to cover a fire with wood or coal to keep it going for a long time
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bank used in phrases
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August Bank Holiday
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an official public holiday in Britain on the last Monday in August
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an official public holiday in Britain on the last Monday in August
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Bank of America
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one of the largest banks in the US
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one of the largest banks in the US
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Bank of England
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the central bank of England and Wales
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the central bank of England and Wales
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Bank of England, the
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the national bank of the UK
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the national bank of the UK
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Bank of Japan
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the central bank of Japan
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the central bank of Japan
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Bank of Scotland, the
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one of the main banks in Scotland
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one of the main banks in Scotland
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Barclays Bank
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one of the main British banks
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one of the main British banks
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Dogger Bank
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an area of the North Sea, about 70 miles (110 kilometres) off the coast of northeast England, where the sea is not very deep because there is a large SANDBANK under the water. A lot of boats go there to catch fish.
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an area of the North Sea, about 70 miles (110 kilometres) off the coast of northeast England, where the sea is not very deep because there is a large SANDBANK under the water. A lot of boats go there to catch fish.
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European Central Bank
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the central bank of those members of the European Union who share a common currency
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the central bank of those members of the European Union who share a common currency
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Federal Home Loan Bank System
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the central credit system for thrift institutions
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the central credit system for thrift institutions
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bank used in phrasal verbs
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