Definition of piggy bank in English:

piggy bank

noun

1A money box, typically one shaped like a pig.
（尤指形状似猪的）存钱罐
Example sentencesExamples
- He counted out the entire contents of his piggy bank to help tsunami victims after seeing newspaper and television coverage of the disaster.
- There are piles of change next to the piggy bank.
- His parents urge him to save his coins in the little piggy bank on his dresser, yet they willingly give their own coins away to any stranger extending a hand across a counter.
- As usual, she raids her children's piggy banks and heads to the supermarket with £6.50.
- They gave your father piggy banks when he was young because they wanted him to develop healthy spending and saving practices, thus protecting him from the curse of debt.
- If you have any old £10 notes hiding away in a wallet, purse or piggy bank, you have until midnight tonight to spend them.
- They even fled with cash from children's piggy banks from houses in Park Lane.
- The piggy bank is a timeless tool and see-through ones work best.
- They took our cash, my jewellery, my husband's laptop computer, my children's piggy banks and broke my bathroom window.
- Do you try to spend it to 'get rid of it', or do you put it in a jar or a piggy bank?
- One evening in 1940, my grandmother walked into my father's bedroom - he was 7 at the time - to find him sitting on his bed, the contents of his piggy bank spread around him, in floods of tears.
- I've always loved the things, from the little tinware postboxes I had as a small child to the stainless steel savings box the banks used to issue to children, right through to the ceramic piggy banks I still enjoy.
- From birth to 11, the account offers an interest rate of 3.80%, a twice-yearly magazine, a piggy bank and a set of money-off vouchers.
- Donations had ranged from children raiding their piggy banks to large cheques for hundreds of pounds.
- As a measure of motivation, kith and kin present tiny piggy banks to them.
- Workers turned up with boxes, bags and piggy banks crammed with coins and by the end of the day the total reached £1, 550.
- He's raided your piggy banks and filched all your birthday money.
- Every few months, when his piggy bank is full, we take it to a real bank, run it through the coin sorter, change the total into bills.
- The under- 11s can opt for an organiser and calculator, piggy bank, squirrel or back pack with the Supersaver account.
- His line, launched last year, included hats, piggy banks, stuffed dolls and even street fashion.
1. 1.1 A person's savings.
  many people would dip into their piggy bank to pay their higher tax bills
  很多人会从积蓄中取钱支付增加的税费。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The government has been borrowing money out of the Social Security trust fund like it's their own private piggy bank.
  That suggests that people are using money in their piggy banks to fund a lot of their Christmas shopping this year.
  If you're going to make a stability/heritage / piggy bank fund, the money in it should be invested in the future - hence, education.
  The money raised would become a sort of piggy bank of last resort to pay doctors and hospitals for patients who don't pay them.
  But, as many employers have found out, tapping the trust fund piggy bank can bring increased personal risk and result in harsh measures.

Definition of piggy bank in US English:

piggy bank

nounˈpɪɡi ˌbæŋkˈpiɡē ˌbaNGk

1A container for saving money in, especially one shaped like a pig, with a slit in the top through which coins are dropped.
Example sentencesExamples
- They even fled with cash from children's piggy banks from houses in Park Lane.
- Every few months, when his piggy bank is full, we take it to a real bank, run it through the coin sorter, change the total into bills.
- Donations had ranged from children raiding their piggy banks to large cheques for hundreds of pounds.
- The under- 11s can opt for an organiser and calculator, piggy bank, squirrel or back pack with the Supersaver account.
- One evening in 1940, my grandmother walked into my father's bedroom - he was 7 at the time - to find him sitting on his bed, the contents of his piggy bank spread around him, in floods of tears.
- They took our cash, my jewellery, my husband's laptop computer, my children's piggy banks and broke my bathroom window.
- He counted out the entire contents of his piggy bank to help tsunami victims after seeing newspaper and television coverage of the disaster.
- He's raided your piggy banks and filched all your birthday money.
- Workers turned up with boxes, bags and piggy banks crammed with coins and by the end of the day the total reached £1, 550.
- As usual, she raids her children's piggy banks and heads to the supermarket with £6.50.
- From birth to 11, the account offers an interest rate of 3.80%, a twice-yearly magazine, a piggy bank and a set of money-off vouchers.
- His parents urge him to save his coins in the little piggy bank on his dresser, yet they willingly give their own coins away to any stranger extending a hand across a counter.
- If you have any old £10 notes hiding away in a wallet, purse or piggy bank, you have until midnight tonight to spend them.
- As a measure of motivation, kith and kin present tiny piggy banks to them.
- Do you try to spend it to 'get rid of it', or do you put it in a jar or a piggy bank?
- His line, launched last year, included hats, piggy banks, stuffed dolls and even street fashion.
- I've always loved the things, from the little tinware postboxes I had as a small child to the stainless steel savings box the banks used to issue to children, right through to the ceramic piggy banks I still enjoy.
- They gave your father piggy banks when he was young because they wanted him to develop healthy spending and saving practices, thus protecting him from the curse of debt.
- The piggy bank is a timeless tool and see-through ones work best.
- There are piles of change next to the piggy bank.
1. 1.1 A person's savings.
  many people would dip into their piggy bank to pay their higher tax bills
  很多人会从积蓄中取钱支付增加的税费。
  Example sentencesExamples
  That suggests that people are using money in their piggy banks to fund a lot of their Christmas shopping this year.
  The government has been borrowing money out of the Social Security trust fund like it's their own private piggy bank.
  If you're going to make a stability/heritage / piggy bank fund, the money in it should be invested in the future - hence, education.
  The money raised would become a sort of piggy bank of last resort to pay doctors and hospitals for patients who don't pay them.
  But, as many employers have found out, tapping the trust fund piggy bank can bring increased personal risk and result in harsh measures.

词汇	piggy bank
释义	Definition of piggy bank in English: piggy bank noun 1A money box, typically one shaped like a pig. （尤指形状似猪的）存钱罐 Example sentencesExamples He counted out the entire contents of his piggy bank to help tsunami victims after seeing newspaper and television coverage of the disaster. There are piles of change next to the piggy bank. His parents urge him to save his coins in the little piggy bank on his dresser, yet they willingly give their own coins away to any stranger extending a hand across a counter. As usual, she raids her children's piggy banks and heads to the supermarket with £6.50. They gave your father piggy banks when he was young because they wanted him to develop healthy spending and saving practices, thus protecting him from the curse of debt. If you have any old £10 notes hiding away in a wallet, purse or piggy bank, you have until midnight tonight to spend them. They even fled with cash from children's piggy banks from houses in Park Lane. The piggy bank is a timeless tool and see-through ones work best. They took our cash, my jewellery, my husband's laptop computer, my children's piggy banks and broke my bathroom window. Do you try to spend it to 'get rid of it', or do you put it in a jar or a piggy bank? One evening in 1940, my grandmother walked into my father's bedroom - he was 7 at the time - to find him sitting on his bed, the contents of his piggy bank spread around him, in floods of tears. I've always loved the things, from the little tinware postboxes I had as a small child to the stainless steel savings box the banks used to issue to children, right through to the ceramic piggy banks I still enjoy. From birth to 11, the account offers an interest rate of 3.80%, a twice-yearly magazine, a piggy bank and a set of money-off vouchers. Donations had ranged from children raiding their piggy banks to large cheques for hundreds of pounds. As a measure of motivation, kith and kin present tiny piggy banks to them. Workers turned up with boxes, bags and piggy banks crammed with coins and by the end of the day the total reached £1, 550. He's raided your piggy banks and filched all your birthday money. Every few months, when his piggy bank is full, we take it to a real bank, run it through the coin sorter, change the total into bills. The under- 11s can opt for an organiser and calculator, piggy bank, squirrel or back pack with the Supersaver account. His line, launched last year, included hats, piggy banks, stuffed dolls and even street fashion. 1.1 A person's savings. many people would dip into their piggy bank to pay their higher tax bills 很多人会从积蓄中取钱支付增加的税费。 Example sentencesExamples The government has been borrowing money out of the Social Security trust fund like it's their own private piggy bank. That suggests that people are using money in their piggy banks to fund a lot of their Christmas shopping this year. If you're going to make a stability/heritage / piggy bank fund, the money in it should be invested in the future - hence, education. The money raised would become a sort of piggy bank of last resort to pay doctors and hospitals for patients who don't pay them. But, as many employers have found out, tapping the trust fund piggy bank can bring increased personal risk and result in harsh measures. Definition of piggy bank in US English: piggy bank nounˈpɪɡi ˌbæŋkˈpiɡē ˌbaNGk 1A container for saving money in, especially one shaped like a pig, with a slit in the top through which coins are dropped. Example sentencesExamples They even fled with cash from children's piggy banks from houses in Park Lane. Every few months, when his piggy bank is full, we take it to a real bank, run it through the coin sorter, change the total into bills. Donations had ranged from children raiding their piggy banks to large cheques for hundreds of pounds. The under- 11s can opt for an organiser and calculator, piggy bank, squirrel or back pack with the Supersaver account. One evening in 1940, my grandmother walked into my father's bedroom - he was 7 at the time - to find him sitting on his bed, the contents of his piggy bank spread around him, in floods of tears. They took our cash, my jewellery, my husband's laptop computer, my children's piggy banks and broke my bathroom window. He counted out the entire contents of his piggy bank to help tsunami victims after seeing newspaper and television coverage of the disaster. He's raided your piggy banks and filched all your birthday money. Workers turned up with boxes, bags and piggy banks crammed with coins and by the end of the day the total reached £1, 550. As usual, she raids her children's piggy banks and heads to the supermarket with £6.50. From birth to 11, the account offers an interest rate of 3.80%, a twice-yearly magazine, a piggy bank and a set of money-off vouchers. His parents urge him to save his coins in the little piggy bank on his dresser, yet they willingly give their own coins away to any stranger extending a hand across a counter. If you have any old £10 notes hiding away in a wallet, purse or piggy bank, you have until midnight tonight to spend them. As a measure of motivation, kith and kin present tiny piggy banks to them. Do you try to spend it to 'get rid of it', or do you put it in a jar or a piggy bank? His line, launched last year, included hats, piggy banks, stuffed dolls and even street fashion. I've always loved the things, from the little tinware postboxes I had as a small child to the stainless steel savings box the banks used to issue to children, right through to the ceramic piggy banks I still enjoy. They gave your father piggy banks when he was young because they wanted him to develop healthy spending and saving practices, thus protecting him from the curse of debt. The piggy bank is a timeless tool and see-through ones work best. There are piles of change next to the piggy bank. 1.1 A person's savings. many people would dip into their piggy bank to pay their higher tax bills 很多人会从积蓄中取钱支付增加的税费。 Example sentencesExamples That suggests that people are using money in their piggy banks to fund a lot of their Christmas shopping this year. The government has been borrowing money out of the Social Security trust fund like it's their own private piggy bank. If you're going to make a stability/heritage / piggy bank fund, the money in it should be invested in the future - hence, education. The money raised would become a sort of piggy bank of last resort to pay doctors and hospitals for patients who don't pay them. But, as many employers have found out, tapping the trust fund piggy bank can bring increased personal risk and result in harsh measures.
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