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I put the money in a three-year time deposit at the bank.

I'd like to put my valuables in a safe deposit box, if any are available.

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Definition a deposit is a sum of money you pay when you hire something, and which you get back if you return what you hired in good condition

We normally require a 10% deposit on all bookings.

She paid a £500 deposit, and agreed to pay the balance within six months.

I don't have any cash on me, I've just made a deposit.

This deposit bears three percent interest.

I went to the bank to withdraw $20,000 from deposit.

Sir, I would like to deposit my money. How do I do that?

Can I deposit valuables here?

A deposit of 20% is required.

The flood left a thick deposit of mud over the entire ground floor of the house

He deposited mud to the clean carpet

He set as his goal, the deposit of three million yen.

I'll pay.

If I had money, I would pay what I owe you. As it is, I can't pay.

Can you tell me where the nearest pay phone is?

Poor Japanese immigrants were willing to work for low pay.

When he would not give them higher pay, they went on strike.

The pay was good, and that was their only motivation to participate in the study.

If she expects them to give her five days off work with pay, she's going to be disappointed.

You are richer than I am because your pay is double my pay.

I'd gladly pay more for something if it's of high quality.

The banker's pay cut was temporary, not permanent.

I was just wondering if I could borrow three hundred dollars from you. I can pay you back next Monday.

He had gone there to help garbage workers strike peacefully for better pay and working conditions.

Pay will be based on experience and educational background.

It doesn't make much sense to me that I have to pay more income tax than you even though you make more money than I do.

She owes him a lot of money, but she probably won't be able to pay it back.