存款
cún kuǎn
deposit
The Chinese word '存款' is most commonly used to refer to funds placed into a secure account for safekeeping or a financial investment purpose. It can be used in various contexts like bank transactions, or other situations where something of value is placed into a secure environment.
Example sentences using: 存款
我的存款正在消失.
wǒ de cún kuǎn zhèng zài xiāo shī.
My deposits are disappearing.
In this sentence, the speaker notices that their bank balance, denoted by '存款' (deposits), is getting smaller.
存款利率正在下降.
cún kuǎn lì lǜ zhèng zài xià jiàng.
Deposit rates are falling.
In this context, '存款' (deposit) is used to discuss the rate of return or interest that one earns on their bank deposits, and how it is falling.
我需要提取我的存款.
wǒ xū yào tí qǔ wǒ de cún kuǎn.
I need to withdraw my deposits.
This phrase utilizes '存款' (deposits) to express the intent of withdrawing the speaker's saved money from the bank.
银行冻结了我的存款.
yín háng dòng jié le wǒ de cún kuǎn.
The bank has frozen my deposits.
'存款' (deposits) is used here to talk about the speaker's bank account being frozen, preventing them from accessing their deposited money.
我想增加我的存款.
wǒ xiǎng zēng jiā wǒ de cún kuǎn.
I want to increase my deposits.
This sentence uses '存款' (deposits) when the speaker expresses their wish to save more money in their bank account.
存款保障是重要的.
cún kuǎn bǎo zhàng shì zhòng yào de.
Deposit insurance is important.
The phrase '存款保障' (deposit insurance), derived from '存款' (deposit), refers to the protection offered to banking customers in the event of a bank failure.
我在银行有一笔大存款.
wǒ zài yín háng yǒu yī bǐ dà cún kuǎn.
I have a large deposit in the bank.
This phrase uses '存款' (deposit) to indicate that the speaker has a significant amount of money saved in the bank.
存款和贷款是银行的两个主要业务.
cún kuǎn hé dài kuǎn shì yín háng de liǎng gè zhǔ yào yè wù.
Deposits and loans are the two main businesses of the bank.
In this sentence, '存款' (deposits) is used as part of a broader context of discussing the key operations of a bank which are accepting deposits and issuing loans.
我必须核对我的存款.
wǒ bì xū hé duì wǒ de cún kuǎn.
I must verify my deposits.
Here, '存款' (deposits) refers to the speaker's need to check or verify the amount of money they have saved in the bank.
存款总额超过了我的预期.
cún kuǎn zǒng é chāo guò le wǒ de yù qī.
The total amount of deposit exceeded my expectations.
This sentence is about the speaker's surprised reaction to their balance, indicated by '存款总额' (total amount of deposit), being higher than anticipated.