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I [bæŋk] n1) бе́рег ( ріки)2) вал, на́сип3) мілина́4) заме́т5) ав. крен, віра́ж6) гірн. по́клад (руди, вугілля при відкритих розробках)II [bæŋk] nbank of circulation [of issue] — емісі́йний банк
advising bank — банк, що випла́чує за акредити́вом
business bank — комерці́йний банк
collecting bank — банк-інкаса́тор
credit bank — комерці́йний банк ( у Європі)
incorporated bank амер. — акціоне́рний банк
investment bank — інвестиці́йний банк
joint stock bank англ. — акціоне́рний комерці́йний банк
mortgage bank — іпоте́чний банк
saving bank — оща́дний банк
stock saving bank — акціоне́рний оща́дний банк
trading bank — комерці́йний банк
wildcat banks — спекуляти́вні ба́нки
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