money, goods, or resources stored for future needs; a backlog

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

money or resources accumulated for future use

to lay in, stockpile, or store money or goods

the quantity of natural resources stored in a certain area, such as minerals, oil, or gas; remaining quantity

a room used for storing items; storage room

to keep goods, grain, or supplies in a warehouse; to store in a storehouse

A person or entity that has an account at a bank or other financial institution

to save and preserve; to keep in storage or collection

Savings deposit or banking services managed by the postal department.

the designated heir to the throne in a monarchy

A neighborhood branch of a bank or financial institution that focuses on personal savings accounts and related services.

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

The storage and transportation of goods; logistics

the ratio of personal or national savings to income; savings rate

grain stored against times of need or emergencies

A central institution that manages commercial banks and controls the money supply to achieve economic goals. Often called the "bank of banks", it includes institutions like the [[中央银行|中央銀行|zhong1 yang1 yin2 hang2]] in China and the Federal Reserve in the US.

(abbreviation) the central banking system of the United States, commonly known as the Fed

money that is stored or saved up; also refers to a savings account or service provided by a financial institution

personal savings; funds set aside by an individual for future use

A bank established to encourage saving by accepting small deposits from the general public and paying interest on them.

to store crops or food during the winter season to prepare for the coming year

to accumulate and store; to gather together for future use

The person designated to inherit the imperial throne.

Heir apparent to the throne in a monarchy.

a storage tank for gas (such as air or fuel gas, rather than gasoline)

a place or building used for storing goods or data; repository; storage tank

to store up or accumulate; to save for later use

to store up; to stockpile; to lay up

to store up or accumulate water

to store things; to stow items

Computer memory that can only be read from and cannot be changed or deleted; known as ROM.

Computer storage hardware located outside the main motherboard, such as hard drives, flash drives, or optical discs

The internal memory of a computer where data is stored for quick access, including both RAM and ROM; also known as [[内存|內存|nei4 cun2]] or [[内存储器|內存儲器|nei4 cun2 chu3 qi4]].

Internal storage or main memory of a computer, including RAM and ROM; often abbreviated as [[内存|內存|nei4 cun2]].

Computer memory that does not need to be periodically refreshed, such as SRAM (Static Random Access Memory)

Computer memory management technique that allows programs to use more memory than is physically available by using disk storage; also known as [[虚拟内存|虛擬內存|xu1 ni3 nei4 cun2]] or [[虚拟记忆体|虛擬記憶體|xu1 ni3 ji4 yi4 ti3]] in Taiwan.

The reserve of trained personnel

(Taiwan) to put money into a stored-value card or a prepaid phone account; to recharge

reusable electronic wallet card pre-loaded with cash for recurring payments, such as a transport card

A person who has undergone training and is waiting to be assigned to a leadership or management position.

A foreign currency held by central banks or other monetary authorities as part of their foreign exchange reserves; used to settle international debts or influence exchange rates.

money kept aside for future use or emergencies, such as a bank's reserves or a company's contingency funds

to deposit or save money in a bank; mainly used in mainland China

to store compressed gas such as oxygen, coal gas, or natural gas

standpipe or firefighting water storage system for a building

a container or tank used for storing water

locker; storage cabinet