LookItUpteller
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈtelər/ · UK /ˈtelə/
teller means: A bank worker who takes in and gives out money to customers.
noun
A bank worker who takes in and gives out money to customers.
- The teller counted my money.
- I asked the bank teller to deposit the cheque.
- Two tellers were serving customers at the counter.
A person who tells stories to other people.
- He is a gifted teller of stories.
- The children listened closely to the teller.
- Several tellers shared old village legends at the festival.
A worker in a shop or other business who receives customers' payments.
- The shop's teller gave me change.
- She paid the teller for her purchases.
- A teller at the theatre counted the evening's cash.
A person who counts votes in an election or meeting.
- The tellers counted the votes.
- We appointed two tellers before the election.
- A teller checked each ballot before announcing the result.
Questions about teller
What does teller mean?
A bank worker who takes in and gives out money to customers.
What is teller in other languages?
Türkçe: banka gişe görevlisi · Español: cajero bancario · Français: guichetier · Deutsch: Bankschalterangestellter · Italiano: cassiere di banca · 日本語: 銀行の窓口係
How do you pronounce teller?
In American English /ˈtelər/; in British English /ˈtelə/.
How do you use teller in a sentence?
The teller counted my money. I asked the bank teller to deposit the cheque.
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