deposit

deposit
deposit [{{t}}dɪ'pɒzɪt]
1 transitive verb
(a) (leave, place) déposer;
she deposited her belongings in a locker at Victoria Station elle déposa ou laissa ses affaires dans une consigne à la gare Victoria;
the bus deposited me in front of my house le bus m'a déposé devant ma maison
(b) (document → with a bank) mettre en dépôt (with dans); (→ with a solicitor) confier (with à)
(c) (of liquid, river) déposer;
the river had deposited silt along its banks le fleuve avait laissé un dépôt de vase le long de ses rives
(d) {{}}Banking{{}} déposer, remettre;
I'd like to deposit £500 j'aimerais faire un versement de 500 livres;
to deposit a cheque déposer ou remettre un chèque (à la banque)
(e) (pay) verser;
you must deposit 10 percent of the value of the house vous devez faire un premier versement correspondant à 10 pour cent de la valeur de la maison;
{{}}Finance{{}} to deposit sth as security nantir qch, gager qch;
{{}}Finance{{}} to deposit security déposer une caution
(f) {{}}American{{}} (insert) mettre;
please deposit one dollar for your call veuillez introduire un dollar pour votre appel
2 intransitive verb
{{}}Geology{{}} se déposer
3 noun
(a) {{}}Banking{{}} dépôt m;
to make a deposit deposer de l'argent;
to make a deposit of £200 faire un versement de 200 livres;
on deposit en dépôt
(b) {{}}Commerce{{}} & {{}}Finance{{}} (down payment) acompte m; (not returnable, for contract) arrhes fpl;
she put down a deposit on a house elle a versé un acompte ou a fait un premier versement pour une maison;
a £50 deposit 50 livres d'acompte/d'arrhes
(c) (guarantee against loss or damage) caution f; (on bottle) consigne f;
is there a deposit on the bottle? est-ce que la bouteille est consignée?;
the landlord asked for two months' deposit le propriétaire a demandé une caution de deux mois
(d) {{}}British{{}} {{}}Parliament{{}} cautionnement m;
to lose one's deposit perdre son cautionnement
(e) {{}}Geology{{}} gisement m;
oil deposits gisements mpl de pétrole
(f) (sediment, silt) dépôt m; (in wine) dépôt m
►► {{}}British{{}} {{}}Banking{{}} deposit account compte m livret, compte m de dépôt; (when notice has to be given before withdrawal) compte m à terme;
{{}}Banking{{}} deposit bank banque f de dépôt;
{{}}Banking{{}} deposit book livret m ou carnet m de dépôt;
{{}}Banking{{}} deposit money monnaie f de banque, monnaie f scripturale;
{{}}Banking{{}} deposit slip bulletin m de versement

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