Definition of giro in English:

giro

nounPlural giros ˈdʒʌɪrəʊˈdʒaɪroʊ

mass noun

1A system of electronic credit transfer used in Europe and Japan, involving banks, post offices, and public utilities.
（欧洲和日本的银行、邮局和公用事业单位所使用的）电子化转账（制度）
bank deposits transferred by means of giro
Example sentencesExamples
- The software must also take account of different payment methods, allowing people to be paid by cheque, cash or giro.
- If you pay on a normal credit bill and write a cheque or pay by giro, you can save up to a maximum of 13 per cent if you change to direct debit.
1. 1.1British count noun A cheque or payment by giro, especially a social security payment.
  （尤指根据社会保障制度发给社保对象的）电子支付款项；电子转账支票
  any chance of a pound till the giro comes?
  Example sentencesExamples
  The service is there as an emergency resource for people who are struggling to make ends meet perhaps because an unexpected bill has turned up or a giro has been delayed.
  If their giros are one day late they can't afford to buy nappies for their kids.
  Olive admitted asking his brother to cash it for him, said Miss Abel, and he knew he was not entitled to cash both giros and he should have returned the original.
  The clerk who wrote your giro by hand has long been replaced by a machine paying money into your account.
  She did finally get sent a giro for the first two weeks of her pension, last week.

Origin

Late 19th century: via German from Italian, 'circulation (of money)'.

Rhymes

biro, Cairo, gyro, tyro

Definition of giro in US English:

giro

nounˈjīrōˈdʒaɪroʊ

short for autogiro
Example sentencesExamples
- If you pay on a normal credit bill and write a cheque or pay by giro, you can save up to a maximum of 13 per cent if you change to direct debit.
- The software must also take account of different payment methods, allowing people to be paid by cheque, cash or giro.

Origin

Late 19th century: via German from Italian, ‘circulation (of money)’.

单词	giro
释义	Definition of giro in English: giro nounPlural giros ˈdʒʌɪrəʊˈdʒaɪroʊ mass noun 1A system of electronic credit transfer used in Europe and Japan, involving banks, post offices, and public utilities. （欧洲和日本的银行、邮局和公用事业单位所使用的）电子化转账（制度） bank deposits transferred by means of giro Example sentencesExamples The software must also take account of different payment methods, allowing people to be paid by cheque, cash or giro. If you pay on a normal credit bill and write a cheque or pay by giro, you can save up to a maximum of 13 per cent if you change to direct debit. 1.1British count noun A cheque or payment by giro, especially a social security payment. （尤指根据社会保障制度发给社保对象的）电子支付款项；电子转账支票 any chance of a pound till the giro comes? Example sentencesExamples The service is there as an emergency resource for people who are struggling to make ends meet perhaps because an unexpected bill has turned up or a giro has been delayed. If their giros are one day late they can't afford to buy nappies for their kids. Olive admitted asking his brother to cash it for him, said Miss Abel, and he knew he was not entitled to cash both giros and he should have returned the original. The clerk who wrote your giro by hand has long been replaced by a machine paying money into your account. She did finally get sent a giro for the first two weeks of her pension, last week. Origin Late 19th century: via German from Italian, 'circulation (of money)'. Rhymes biro, Cairo, gyro, tyro Definition of giro in US English: giro nounˈjīrōˈdʒaɪroʊ short for autogiro Example sentencesExamples If you pay on a normal credit bill and write a cheque or pay by giro, you can save up to a maximum of 13 per cent if you change to direct debit. The software must also take account of different payment methods, allowing people to be paid by cheque, cash or giro. Origin Late 19th century: via German from Italian, ‘circulation (of money)’.
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