bankbook
Bankbook (noun) means a book issued by a bank to a customer that records their deposits, withdrawals and balance. Example: “He kept his bankbook in a drawer and updated it after every visit to the branch.”
How to use bankbook
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe book a bank gives you to keep track of what goes in and out of your account.
It is a plain, practical term, not slang or formal jargon.
It's built simply from 'bank' plus 'book', which makes the meaning easy to guess.
Trace the full origin ↓Fill the gap
Can you complete this real example?
He kept his _____ in a drawer and updated it after every visit to the branch.
Etymology
Bankbook is a straightforward compound formed by joining the English words bank and book, naming a book that records a bank account's activity.