I want to deposit this money in the bank。

現(xiàn)在利息很高，我們應(yīng)該在銀行存點(diǎn)錢。The interest is rather high, so we should save some money in the bank。

我們沒(méi)有錢可以攢起來(lái)。

We have no money to save.

我們可以把我們收入的20%存入銀行。

We can save 20% of all our earnings and put it in the bank。

我們應(yīng)該做個(gè)存款計(jì)劃。We should make a plan for saving money。

我們得開(kāi)始存些錢以備不時(shí)之需了。

We need to start saving money for a rainy day。

我們得省吃儉用勒緊褲腰帶。We’ve got to tighten our belt。

我攢夠錢了。I’ve got enough saved up。

我們得留意收支情況。We need to watch our money。

這次我要?jiǎng)佑脙?chǔ)蓄了。I’ll dip into my savings this time。

Saving Money and Depositing It

Abby：We need to start saving money for a rainy day。

Rick：Yeah, I know, but we still need to live too. I don’t want to work just to save。

Abby：Well, we can save 20% of all our earnings and put it in the bank。

Rick：20% sounds too high. How about 10%?

Abby：If we start saving and keeping it in the bank now, we’ll have enough money to retire comfortably。

Rick：I don’t think about retirement too often. It seems so far off in the future。

Abby：If we don’t put money in the bank now, we’ll have to work right up until the day we die. I don’t want to be working when I’m in my 70s。

Rick：I don’t guess so. I never thought about it that way。