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tellers的意思

tellers中文翻譯:

n.(銀行)出納員;(尤指議會的)計票人;講述者,講故事的人;出納機,提款機;<英,史>(稅務署四位收、付款)稅官(之一)

【名】(Teller)泰勒(人名)

相似詞語短語

fortune tellers───算命先生;預言家

雙語使用場景

Every bank pays close attention to the speed and accuracy of its tellers.───每家銀行都密切關注其出納員的速度和準確性。

A few more loans move through the tellers' Windows, but then it ends.───又有一些貸款離開了銀行出納柜臺窗口,但接著又停止了。

There are different bank employees, including platform sales and tellers.───存在不同類型的銀行員工,包括平臺銷售和出納。

Whether Asian economies are up to that long-term challenge is something on which fortune tellers might usefully comment.───亞洲經濟能否戰勝這一長期挑戰,算命大師們或許可以發表些有用的評論。

Make friends with at least one of the tellers. It will pay off if there's ever a problem with your account.───和至少一個銀行出納員交朋友,假如你賬單上出現問題它會使你搞清楚。

He then looked around the bank and noticed one of the tellers looking straight at him. The robber instantly shot him too.───劫匪轉過身看到一個銀行職員直勾勾地看著他。劫匪抬手就給了他一槍。

Excellent communication skills are a must, because tellers deal with customers -- sometimes angry customers -- all day.───必須具有出色的溝通技巧,因為出納員是與客戶打交道——有時候是生氣的顧客——全天候如此。

Woman: Yes, I was the only other person in the bank besides the tellers.───女士:是的,我是所有目擊人員中唯一靠近出納員的那位。

Many Chinese consult the fortune tellers to see whether particular names will bring them good luck or not.───許多人會去找算命的要看看什麼名字會帶來好運。

英語使用場景

But they and other tellers said they were instructed by corporate officials not to comment on the possible job losses.

The unluckiest workers: Automated tellers and mergers in the financial-services field are hurting entry-level bank tellers.

Fifty volunteers, bank tellers and others, worked into the late hours of the night to count the collection.

One of the bank's tellers has defalcated with $50,000 of the bank.

Chambermaids, cinema usherettes and bank tellers were all in on the act.

Ghosts stood behind the tellers at the bank.

He said bank tellers had been notified of the problem by early Tuesday afternoon through an internal computer network.

The tellers were calculating the votes.

They resented standing in line while tellers explained money-market accounts and no-load funds to prospective investors.