to exist; to be present; to continue to occupy time or space without disappearing

to exist; to survive; to live or remain alive

Money kept in a bank account; savings; bank balance

stock or property held in reserve; inventory in a warehouse

a person who survives a disaster, accident, or other life-threatening event

to conserve; to preserve; to keep; to store; (computing) to save a file

internal storage; random access memory (RAM); the amount of storage space in a device

to store up; to stockpile; to hoard; to save or store data on a computer

to lay in, stockpile, or store money or goods

To deposit or leave something (items or money) in the care of another; to store or place for safekeeping.

to survive by good luck; to be a lucky survivor of a disaster or conflict

to remain alive; to survive an accident or disaster; to continue to exist

to exist at the same time; to occur together; to concur

to hold a specific feeling or thought in one's heart or mind

a small book issued by a bank or financial institution to record deposits, withdrawals, and balances

currently existing, surviving, or remaining; in stock

goods kept on hand for sale or use; inventory

to keep or preserve; to put away for safekeeping

To put money aside for later use or to place it into a bank account; to deposit money.

to depend on something else for existence; to be interdependent with another thing for survival

to seal up for storage or preservation; to mothball

to store; to stockpile; to deposit

to exist or live together at the same time or in the same place

to be left over in a small or incomplete amount; to survive as a remnant or trace

A type of bank account with a fixed period of time and higher interest rate than a demand deposit; also known as a time deposit or certificate of deposit

to harbor a certain mindset or intention, often used with a negative connotation

the percentage of people, animals, or plants that stay alive over a certain period; also used in medicine for recovery rate

(computing) to read from or write to a storage device; to access data

to exist and continue over time; to persist; to be preserved and carry on

A receipt issued by a bank or financial institution as proof of a cash deposit.

To be completely gone; to have nothing left or be entirely ruined.

to still exist; to still have

To remain or continue to exist from an earlier time; to survive through history

To place processed documents, materials, or manuscripts into a file or archive for future reference; also used to mean placing records into a formal filing system.

A bank deposit that can be withdrawn at any time without advance notice; current deposit.

a matter of life and death; a critical juncture where one either survives or perishes

To be gentle, kind, and attentive; expressing tenderness or affection toward another person, especially a romantic partner

to survive or perish; to exist or be destroyed

to deposit or store something temporarily; to leave something in the care of others

to deposit money into a bank account; to pay in

a device in a computer or electronic system used to store data, programs, and other information; storage unit

to preserve or keep; to continue to exist or be left over

the number or amount of livestock currently kept in stock, typically for statistical purposes

the principle that only those organisms best adapted to their environment will survive and reproduce

to last for a long time; to exist forever; to endure; to never fade away

to store up; to lay up; to accumulate resources or goods over time

(idiom) to seek common ground while putting aside or accepting existing differences in order to cooperate

To save data or a file to a computer's hard drive or disk.

to store or stockpile; to save data in a computer context