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Meanings of hoard in English
Synonyms
Examples for "deposit"
Examples for "deposit"
1
Korea had its financial crisis within one year of liberalizing deposit rates.
2
However the increase may mean limits on low-deposit lending stay for longer.
3
Its deposit services include checking, savings, money market and time deposit accounts.
4
Bank lending remained competitive, however deposit rates were proving difficult for buyers.
5
The Bank's Islamic banking products include Ijara home finance and Mudarabah deposit.
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Israel and the UN said it was most likely a Hizbullah cache.
2
That mission's cache, weighing perhaps 100 milligrams, is coming home in December.
3
The army destroyed a weapons and ammunition cache in Zinjibar, it said.
4
A large cache of explosives were found at the house, he said.
5
The rope and axes I left in a cache beneath the pine-tree.
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The question, therefore, is where do you realistically stash the bare essentials?
2
I gathered paper plates and napkins from Fiona's stash behind the register.
3
Even this domestic stash probably won't be touched, despite the new payouts.
4
The Nintendo of 1995 was still quite high off its own stash.
5
For a second I thought about my glaucoma stash on Santa Muerta.
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Today, the scientists working with Curiosity offer a trove of detailed analyses.
2
From start to finish this is a treasure trove of family gossip.
3
It's the promise of a hidden trove of difference amongst our neighbours.
4
GO NICHE:WHAT A treasure trove of stories the Irish Landmark Trust oversees.
5
I see her as a trove of knowledge and this wonderful thing.
1
He also found evidence of fuel leaks, and 12 trenches that had been dug through archaeological deposits.
2
Large linear archaeological deposits of up to a metre thick have been exposed on the western and northern shorelines of the tidal island off Claddaghduff.
Catalan
tresorejar Spanish
amontonar Usage of hoard in English
1
Not quite a Pandora's box, the NSA hoard exudes similar destructive power.
2
Schafer said there was no need for consumers to hoard rice supplies.
3
They had got the Nibelungen hoard; and with it the Nibelungen curse.
4
Hedge funds and developers hoard building land they should use or sell.
5
This was the one in which the dragon lay guarding the hoard.
6
Words upon a hoard must be hoarded, as the ancient saying goes.
7
The firm said it did not need to hoard cash for acquisitions.
8
The great hoard which the free hand to the churches of England.
9
It pointed out that Lyons had a cash hoard of £48 million.
10
Everyone's starting to hoard food, so prices are going through the roof.
11
The shifting hoard of newspeople went silent, straining to hear Garrett's response.
12
He does not seek to hoard money; he intends to spend it.
13
People had been wrong to hoard gold for the collapse of civilization.
14
Though avaricious, it was in order to spend and not to hoard.
15
A hoard should always be made; but not too great a hoard.
16
The hoard has been dated to the eighth or perhaps ninth century.
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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