ちょきん
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. putting money aside; savings; deposit (e.g. in a bank)
Ahaha, I'm saving money.
2. accumulated surplus of wins; wins in the bank
Pitch accent
ちょ
きん
Used in vocabulary (13 in total)
bank book; passbook
postal savings (deposit)
Examples (27 in total)
Ahaha, I'm saving money.
Is it because you have no savings?
Don't you have any savings or anything?
My savings are in terrible shape, so...
I'm saving up for my old age.
I've run out of my savings.
Tom's savings will soon run out.
Save money for a rainy day.
His aim in life is to save money.
I'm saving money for a car.
I save 100,000 yen every month.
I used my savings to make up the deficit.
I put ten thousand yen into the bank every month.
She is saving money to go abroad.
Savings act as a cushion if you lose your job.
We have to save money for a rainy day.
He saved all of what little money he earned.
They are saving their money for the purchase of a house.
I have a deposit of 500,000 yen at the bank.
She intended to withdraw all her savings from the bank.
We're saving up to build a new house.
She tried to carry out her plan to save money.
I'm saving up to buy a new car.
Don't waste money on clothes, Julie. Save money!
My savings are so small that they won't last much longer.
Let's put this money aside for our summer trip.
They had been saving money for the trip for a year.