They would've gotten a better exchange rate if they'd gone to a bank.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They would've gotten a better exchange rate if they'd gone to a bank.

They would have gotten a better exchange rate if they had gone to a bank.

They had robbed most of the banks in the area.

The Bank of Tokyo lowered its interest rates and the other banks followed suit.

The bank refused to cash the check.

They robbed the bank of some money yesterday.

They were brewing a plot to rob the bank.

She kept her valuables in the bank for safety.

of a bank, the action of lending the necessary amount of money to a customer who has written a check for more money than he has in his or her account

they had to complete the sale before the banks closed

That bank issued zero coupon convertible bonds in the Euro Area Market.

The two banks consolidated and formed a single large bank.

The next moment, they take over the bank and hold about 50 customers and members of the bank's staff as hostages.

I compounded with the bank for renegotiation of the loan.

the amount of a check issued by a bank to a customer with an account at the bank that exceeds the amount of money that the customer actually has in his or her account

I asked the bank to extend the repayment time.

a draft of money that can be exchanged at the bank where the draft was made

A number of banks have been robbed recently.

Bank lending is rising because of lower interest rates.

Bank lending is rising because of lower interest rate.

The bank reassured us that our money was safe.

The bank reassured us the safety of our money.

The bank will cash your fifty dollar check.

The bank will cash your 50-dollar check.

On Saturday, the banks close at noon.

a bank check that has been fraudulently altered to increase its face value

formerly a bank note issued by the United States Treasury and redeemable in silver

a central collection place where banks exchange checks or drafts

The bank came near to bankruptcy.

So they decide to work together to rob banks.