0 past simple and past participle of bank --
1 to keep your money in a particular bank, or to put money into a bank: --
2 (of an aircraft) to fly with one wing higher than the other when turning: --
3 to collect in or form into a mass, or to make something do this: --
I realise that these permissions are banked in large companies which need to extract the minerals.
These rivers are now banked high in order to hold a larger volume of water.
I have had cases in my constituency where water has banked up behind such a road and flooded people's gardens.
We could have a huge crisis, whereby millions of people suddenly need to take up card accounts or opt for banked transfers.
I know that several people have applied to banks to be banked and the bank will not bank them.
In any isolated case where a tug is for some reason not used, the coal consumption under banked fires is under five cwt.
Cases came to light where all the money that was collected was found to be banked in the name of one individual.
They banked on that and assumed that the proposed legislation would continue to protect them in that way.
