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deposit
/dɪˈpɒzɪt/
noun
depozito, para yatırma
A sum of money placed in a bank account or paid as a first installment or security.
- I made a deposit of $500 into my savings account.
- The landlord requires a security deposit of one month's rent.
- You need to pay a 20% deposit to reserve the car.
- Banks typically require customers to maintain a minimum deposit balance to avoid monthly service fees on checking accounts.
- Geological surveys identified substantial mineral deposits beneath the ocean floor, prompting debates about sustainable extraction methods.
- Landlords in competitive rental markets often request both a security deposit and proof of income before finalizing lease agreements with prospective tenants.
noun
tortu, tabaka, yatağı
A layer or accumulation of a substance, especially minerals or sediment.
- Geologists discovered a large deposit of copper in the region.
- Hard water can leave mineral deposits on the faucet.
- The river valley contains rich deposits of fertile soil.
verb
yatırmak, bırakmak
To place money in a bank account or put something down in a particular location.
- She deposited her paycheck at the ATM.
- The wind deposited sand all over the porch.
- Please deposit your bags at the front desk.