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21 cheque
ek(a written order on a printed form telling a bank to pay money to the person named: to pay by cheque.)- cheque card
cheque n cheque / talón
cheque sustantivo masculino check (AmE), cheque (BrE); un cheque a nombre de … a check made out to o made payable to …; cheque bancario o (AmL) de gerencia banker's draft; cheque cruzado/en blanco crossed/blank check( conjugate check); cheque de viaje or de viajero traveler's check (AmE), traveller's cheque (BrE); cheque sin fondos bad o (frml) dishonored( conjugate dishonored) check( conjugate check)
cheque sustantivo masculino cheque, US check
cheque al portador, bearer cheque
cheque de viaje, traveller's cheque, US traveler's check ' cheque' also found in these entries: Spanish: cobrar - cobro - efectiva - efectivo - endosar - extender - fondo - talón - tesorería - abonar - anular - beneficiario - blanco - checar - chimbo - compensar - conformar - cruzado - cruzar - falsificar - girar - giro - guardar - hacer - ingresar - mismo - nominativo - vencido English: bearer - bounce - by - cash - check - cheque - cheque book - clearance - clearing - draft - dud - endorsement - make out - pay in - payment - rubber check - take - token - traveller's cheque - write - write out - blank - book - cashier - gift - make - payable - pay - travelertr[ʧek]1 cheque nombre masculino, talón nombre masculino■ can I pay by cheque? ¿puedo pagar con talón?\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto give somebody a blank cheque to do something darle a alguien carta blanca para hacer algocheque book talonario (de cheques)cheque (guarantee) card tarjeta de identificación bancarian.• cheque s.m.tʃek(US) [tʃek]cheque (guarantee) card — tarjeta f bancaria
1.N (Brit) cheque m, talón m (bancario) (Sp)a cheque for £20 — un cheque por or de 20 libras
to make out or write a cheque (for £100/to Rodríguez) — extender un cheque (de 100 libras/a favor de Rodríguez)
bad cheque — cheque m sin fondos or sin provisión
2.CPDcheque account (Brit) N — cuenta f cheque
cheque card N — (also: cheque guarantee card) tarjeta f de identificación bancaria
cheque stub (Brit) N — talón m del cheque
See:* * *[tʃek]cheque (guarantee) card — tarjeta f bancaria
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22 wage-packet
1) (the packet in which wages are paid: The cashier puts the workmen's money in wage-packets.) sobre con la paga2) (wages: Because of heavier taxation, my wage-packet has been getting smaller.) paga, sueldotr['weɪʤpækɪt] -
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24 cajera
cajero,-a sustantivo masculino y femenino cashier
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gerencia sustantivo femenino
gerencia sustantivo femenino management ' gerencia' also found in these entries: Spanish: cheque English: cashier - management - trainee -
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s.1 una de las piezas usadas en el juego de damas, por lo común un pequeño disco.2 uno de los cuadros en una superficie taraceada.3 reprensor, amonestador.4 cajero (cashier).5 Damas, juego de damas; nombre más común en los Estados Unidos que draughts.6 inspector, verificador, checador, revisor.7 ficha de juego, ficha, ficha de tablero.8 cajero del supermercado.9 encargado del guardarropa.10 aparato de verificación, verificador. -
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s.1 una de las piezas usadas en el juego de damas, por lo común un pequeño disco.2 uno de los cuadros en una superficie taraceada.3 reprensor, amonestador.4 Damas, juego de damas; nombre más común en los Estados Unidos que draughts.5 cajero (cashier).6 ficha de juego, ficha de tablero, ficha.
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cashier — I UK [kæˈʃɪə(r)] / US [kæˈʃɪr] noun [countable] Word forms cashier : singular cashier plural cashiers someone whose job is to receive or give money in a shop, bank etc II UK [kæˈʃɪə(r)] / US [kæˈʃɪr] verb [transitive] Word forms cashier : present … English dictionary
cashier — An employee or a restaurant, store, or other place of business, whose duty it is to have charge of the cash register and take payments front the customers, ordinarily at a position near the exit from the place of business; the chief executive… … Ballentine's law dictionary