ためる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to save up (money)
Here are about five thousand yen worth of points I have saved up.
Pitch accent
た
める
Used in vocabulary (1 in total)
to save money
Examples (18 in total)
You're saving up quite a bit, aren't you?
I'm saving money.
I'm saving money for my old age.
Can you save enough money for the down payment?
He's saving up to go to university.
He saved money for the trip.
I was saving up to buy a new bicycle.
They are not interested in saving money.
I'm saving money in order to study abroad.
Mary is saving money to go to Japan.
I'm saving up so that I can go to Australia.
I'm saving my money so that one day I can have a trip around the world.
He is saving money so that he may buy a motorcycle.
She is saving her money with a view to taking a trip around the world.
So we are saving up in order to buy them.
Besides, it is necessary to save up in order to protect oneself.
There's no way Tom can save up enough money in one year to buy a house.
Here are about five thousand yen worth of points I have saved up.