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cashier n.出纳员；收银员vt.解职；丢弃 (1) 强盗用左轮手枪威胁出纳员。(2) 那个出纳员窜改帐目,企图隐瞒他盗用钱款的行径。(3) 收款员计价收款并给我包装了商品(4) 我一个星期去一次书店做收银员。(5) 因为打牌做弊,他被解职了。 Fast food restaurants, grocery stores, and book shops all hire cashiers to scan purchases or manually enter their prices into a register, process the customer's payment, and put the items in bags. In Britain, you can also call a bank teller a cashier. The word is from the Middle French caissier, "treasurer," which comes from caisse, "money box."

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英 [kæ'ʃɪə(r)] 美 [kæ'ʃɪr] (1) The robber threatened the cashier with a revolver.(2) The cashier juggled the accounts to hide his theft.(3) The cashier checked out and bagged my order.(4) I work at a bookstore as a cashier once a week.(5) He has been cashiered because he was caught cheating at cards. A cashier is someone who works at a store ringing up people's purchases. Most cashiers use a cash register for keeping money and making change. 1[N-COUNT 可数名词]出纳(员)；收银员 A cashier is a person who customers pay money to or get money from in places such as shops or banks. 2[VERB 动词]开除，革除(军职) If a person in the armed forces is cashiered, he or she is forced to leave because they have done something seriously wrong.   [be V-ed]  [V-ed]  [usu passive]The government had to recall many officers who had been cashiered on political grounds.政府不得不召回许多由于政治原因被革职的军官。...a cashiered army colonel.被革职的陆军上校

英语单词	cashier
英美音标	英 [kæ'ʃɪə(r)] 美 [kæ'ʃɪr]
中文释义	n.出纳员；收银员 vt.解职；丢弃
英语例句	(1) The robber threatened the cashier with a revolver. (2) The cashier juggled the accounts to hide his theft. (3) The cashier checked out and bagged my order. (4) I work at a bookstore as a cashier once a week. (5) He has been cashiered because he was caught cheating at cards.
中文例句	(1) 强盗用左轮手枪威胁出纳员。 (2) 那个出纳员窜改帐目,企图隐瞒他盗用钱款的行径。 (3) 收款员计价收款并给我包装了商品 (4) 我一个星期去一次书店做收银员。 (5) 因为打牌做弊,他被解职了。
vocabulary简明	A cashier is someone who works at a store ringing up people's purchases. Most cashiers use a cash register for keeping money and making change.
vocabulary扩展	Fast food restaurants, grocery stores, and book shops all hire cashiers to scan purchases or manually enter their prices into a register, process the customer's payment, and put the items in bags. In Britain, you can also call a bank teller a cashier. The word is from the Middle French caissier, "treasurer," which comes from caisse, "money box."
柯林斯解释	1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]出纳(员)；收银员 A cashier is a person who customers pay money to or get money from in places such as shops or banks. 2 [VERB 动词]开除，革除(军职) If a person in the armed forces is cashiered, he or she is forced to leave because they have done something seriously wrong. [be V-ed] [V-ed] [usu passive] The government had to recall many officers who had been cashiered on political grounds. 政府不得不召回许多由于政治原因被革职的军官。 ...a cashiered army colonel. 被革职的陆军上校

Cashier Money Cashiered Shops Person Ed 英 Kæ'ʃɪə(R)] 美