Translation
deposit; tank, reservoir; warehouse
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Word origin
From Latin depositum, from deponere ('to put down, set aside'), a compound of de ('down') and ponere ('to place'). English 'deposit' shares the same root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- depositum
- English cognates
- deposit, deposition
Grammar
Examples
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He made a deposit of a thousand euros at the bank.
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The water tank is almost empty.
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They keep the boxes in a warehouse on the outskirts.
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To reserve the house you have to leave a deposit.
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The car's tank filled up with petrol.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 22, lesson 11: depósito, conejo, cazador and 7 more words.