Make Bank

Pronunciation: /meɪk bæŋk/

Definitions of make bank

verb to earn a lot of money, to become wealthy

Example Sentences

A1 I want to make bank by starting my own business.

A2 She hopes to make bank by investing in the stock market.

B1 He is working hard to make bank so he can buy a new car.

B2 After years of hard work, she finally made bank and was able to retire early.

C1 The successful entrepreneur continues to make bank with his innovative ideas.

C2 Despite the economic downturn, the company managed to make bank through strategic partnerships.

Examples of make bank in a Sentence

formal The company's new investment strategy is expected to make bank in the next fiscal quarter.

informal If you invest in that startup now, you could totally make bank in a few years!

slang I heard that new rapper is about to drop a new album that's gonna make bank.

figurative She's been working hard on her side hustle and is finally starting to make bank.

Grammatical Forms of make bank

• past tense: made
• plural: make
• comparative: more bank
• superlative: most bank
• present tense: make
• future tense: will make
• perfect tense: have made
• continuous tense: making
• singular: makes
• positive degree: make
• infinitive: to make
• gerund: making
• participle: made

Origin and Evolution of make bank

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'make bank' originated in American English slang.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the 1990s to mean making a lot of money or becoming wealthy quickly, the term 'make bank' has evolved to also encompass the idea of achieving financial success or profit in general.