cashier
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /kæˈʃɪr/ · UK /kæˈʃɪə/
cashier means: A worker who takes customers’ payments and gives them any money owed back.
noun
A worker who takes customers’ payments and gives them any money owed back.
- The cashier gave me my change.
- She works as a cashier at the supermarket.
- Two cashiers were serving the waiting customers.
A person responsible for managing the money held by a business or bank.
- The chief cashier checked the bank’s cash balance.
- Their cashier is responsible for all cash records.
- The company appointed a new cashier to manage its funds.
verb
To force a military officer to leave their job because they have done something wrong.
- The army decided to cashier him.
- The officer was cashiered for taking bribes.
- They cashiered three officers after the investigation.
Questions about cashier
What does cashier mean?
A worker who takes customers’ payments and gives them any money owed back.
What is cashier in other languages?
Türkçe: kasiyer · Español: cajero · Français: caissier · Deutsch: Kassierer · Italiano: cassiere · 日本語: レジ係
How do you pronounce cashier?
In American English /kæˈʃɪr/; in British English /kæˈʃɪə/.
How do you use cashier in a sentence?
The cashier gave me my change. She works as a cashier at the supermarket.
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