Preposition: of

• river: There is walking direct from the door, with paths weaving through fells or meandering along the banks of the river.

Converse of object

• rob: A Taiwan police officer tried to rob a bank with a toy gun.

Adjective modifier

• central: The Swiss National bank is another central bank to have greatly reduced its dollar ratio in recent years.

• steep: To get back home was a task in itself up a nice steep bank.

• south: Situated on south bank very near the dam wall.

• north: Cross to the north bank at Shaw's Bridge.

• east: Thumby planned for his family a fairly large three-storey home to be some 200 feet from the east bank of the river.

• piggy: Take the " piggy bank " search for example.

Modifies a noun

• account: Transfer the money to our bank account via bank transfer from your bank account or by visiting any branch of Barclays Bank.

• holiday: Next year an extra bank holiday is already planned to mark the Queen's golden jubilee.

• statement: I have now received a bank statement showing our final balance.

• robber: Burglars, street criminals, bank robbers and psychotics like Hamilton will take no notice.

• balance: The bank balance at 31 December 1999 was £ 3.0 million.

• loan: Last year, he said, 76 percent of all bank loans in Shanghai were in real estate.

Noun used with modifier

• river: A few of the old mill cottages still survive but the ones on the river bank have long gone.

• clearing: Please note that the College only accepts checks drawn on a UK clearing bank, sterling drafts or postal orders.

• investment: He works for an investment bank in London at Canary Wharf.

• recycling: Also has search function to find your nearest oil recycling bank.

• shingle: The river seems to have flowed close to the shore but was separated from it by great shingle banks.

• street: High street banks say many students have to supplement their state loans with commercial ones in order to meet their living costs.