Definition of teller in English:

teller

noun ˈtɛləˈtɛlər

1North American A person employed to deal with customers' transactions in a bank.
银行出纳员
Example sentencesExamples
- Operating room nurses, surgeons, bank tellers, cashiers and other people who must spend hours on their feet find compression hosiery helpful in combating circulatory problems and leg fatigue.
- But the only jobs they were hiring women for in the bank were tellers and secretaries.
- For example, 100 percent of our people, even part-time tellers, have stock options, so that's the company performance mechanism.
- The cuts will affect few workers who deal directly with customers, such as tellers, he said.
- Bank tellers began strike action on January 31, in a dispute over a productivity drive.
- Middle-class women commonly are employed as teachers and bank tellers, while upper-class women work as doctors, lawyers, engineers, and university teachers.
- French bank tellers are getting anxious as well.
- Jenna was a teller at the bank where Jamie's accounts were.
- A growing number of workers, whether they are college professors, bank tellers, or quality control engineers, sit in front of computer terminals.
- One of them strikes up a relationship with the bank teller who opens their joint account, while the other two eventually tussle over loneliness and personal responsibility.
- On any given day, interaction with hairdressers, wait staff, bank tellers, and store clerks may be a challenging, if not frustrating experience.
- The bank teller accepted the cheque, having no reason not to do so, attached it to the deposit slip and forwarded it to the bank's processing depot.
- He worked as a bank teller for nine months and saved $50.
- The bank teller disappeared for another ten minutes.
- Young women are given jobs in the most visible positions in the service sector, such as retail sales, bank tellers, and secretarial work.
- It didn't quite work out like that: he has been a bank teller and a bookshop assistant, as well as an English teacher and an impoverished student.
- The bank teller, a big burly man, asked him to wait for one more moment.
- Queuing theory can be used to model the waiting queue at a bank teller or the flow of cars at the entrance of a bridge.
- Inside the bank building, five robbers dressed in black cloaks and Halloween masks upheld a reign of terror over the helpless customers and bank tellers trapped inside.
- The manager and the cop were still talking as the teller let the customer through the security gate.
Synonyms
cashier, bank clerk, clerk
1. 1.1 A cashpoint machine.
  〈主北美〉自动提款机
  the growing use of automatic tellers
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is also supposed to allow me to get money from an automatic teller machine by flashing my arm instead of punching in my PIN number.
  The retirees require an automatic teller machine card, which they must obtain in person at a bank.
  Where is the closest automatic teller machine?
  The bank has some 795 branches in Indonesia and two overseas branches, and operates 1,858 automatic teller machines.
  When you go to the automatic teller machine today, chances are you'll be getting cash out, not putting money in.
  The card could be used to withdraw cash at Visa automatic teller machines.
  My parents for instance, don't know how to use an automatic teller machine.
  A client leaves a bank after a withdrawal from an automatic teller machine.
  Police have raised the alarm after automatic teller machines were targeted at two Morecambe supermarkets.
  For example, when I share my bank account PIN with an automatic teller machine, I trust that the ATM will not share my PIN with an inappropriate third party.
  In addition, the banking regulator received a number of reports of suspected fraud cases involving automatic teller machines (ATMs).
  The US and Japan both have adapted the idea of convenience stores providing automatic teller machines.
  To my understanding, he is one of those Scholars who know about Banking and about ATM (Automatic tellers machines).
  Long lines formed outside gas stations and automatic teller machines ran out of cash.
  Automatic teller machines, automatic banking, debit cards, credit cards, smart cards, and computer software, are other media by which money changes hands today.
  At the same meeting on September 15, the bankers rejected the proposal to move up the limits for drawing cash from automatic teller machines.
  The man, aged in his fifties, was shot in his car by bandits who tried to rob him after a visit to an automatic teller machine.
  For many people, the automatic teller machine has now become a necessity.
  Go to an automatic teller machine today, press a button, and you are in the middle of a global network of incredible complexity and even elegance.
  In Houston, a citizen is shot and robbed at an automatic teller machine.
2. 1.2historical (in the UK) each of the four officers of the Exchequer responsible for the receipt and payment of moneys.
  〈史〉（英国）（税务署四位收、付款）税官（之一）
  Example sentencesExamples
  It has already been noticed that his Lordship held the lucrative office of Teller of the Exchequer for sixty years.
  From 1780 to 1834 he held the lucrative sinecure of teller of the Exchequer.
  The Teller of the Exchequer acted as the state cashier.
2A person who tells something.
叙述者，讲述者
a foul-mouthed teller of lies
口出恶言的撒谎者。
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Tales on the rails will be a day out with a difference for all the family and with so many tellers gathered in the one place we'll need lots of listeners,’ she said.
- That battle had been fought like the battles of ancient times as heard first hand or even word of mouth by the tellers of tales of when the times were grim and the clash of steel echoed throughout the breath of the land.
- The tellers of these tales usually neglect to mention that recycling, composting and public-education programs were introduced along with user pay.
- But Echo was a chatterbox and teller of tales, and many of her stories were lies about the other nymphs and the gods and goddesses.
- The story may vary a little with the teller, the time and the place, but it is also a picture of what God did for man.
- This story, like every other story, ties the tellers to one another and to this place.
- The incidence between the ferocious elephant Nalagiri and the Buddha is symbolic and the intervening time is the comprehension of the teller and the listener.
- HE HAS the reputation of being an expert teller of engrossing tales on the large screen, and that was perhaps the reason why several people in the audience waited patiently to hear him speak.
- According to her, one ‘has to be a good teller in order to write a good story and provoke reactions.’
- And, while a lie has been told, the teller is not yet a liar.
- He features there as the teller of one of the best stories in what is a most lively and amusing book.
- His fictional Hoffmann is a great teller of tales, whose life is on the skids; Offenbach was a great entertainer, whose reputation had taken a turn for the worse, leaving him isolated and open to ferocious attack.
- A MAN accused of murdering his best friend had such a reputation as a teller of tall tales that many of the witnesses he told about the stabbing refused to believe him, a jury heard yesterday.
- The ‘people of the sea’ are not just the selkies, but also the tellers of the tales, the human beings who peopled the sea with myth and meaning.
- In the days before TV and movies, there were enough tellers of ghost stories to provide the same kind of thrills.
- The teller demonstrated, lying on the ground with hands up and eyes wide for the benefit of Bonnie and her mother.
Synonyms
narrator, raconteur, raconteuse
storyteller
Australian informal magsman
rare anecdotist, anecdotalist
3A person appointed to count votes, especially in a parliament.
（尤指议会的）计票人
Example sentencesExamples
- Then, three tellers are chosen from among the cardinals, as well as three to bring the ballots of the sick, and three to review the results of the election.
- Nominations were finalised for the election of a new committee and we were pleased to welcome Mary who came to officiate also two ladies from Perry Street who acted as tellers and counted all the votes.
- The tellers count all the votes any candidate has received.
- With no love lost between the rivals, there were two clear camps as 78 tellers flicked through the ballot papers.
- Extra tellers had to be brought in to cope with the rush.

Derivatives

tellership

noun ˈtɛləʃɪpˈtɛlərˌʃɪp

historical

(in the UK) the position of an officer of the Exchequer responsible for the receipt and payment of money.
〈史〉（英国）（税务署四位收、付款）税官（之一）
let the salary of the tellership in his case be doubled

Rhymes

a cappella, Arabella, Bella, bestseller, Capella, cellar, Cinderella, citronella, Clarabella, corella, Daniela, Della, dispeller, dweller, Ella, expeller, favela, fella, fellah, feller, Fenella, Floella, foreteller, Heller, impeller, interstellar, Keller, Louella, Mandela, mortadella, mozzarella, Nigella, novella, paella, panatella, patella, predella, propeller, queller, quinella, repeller, rosella, rubella, salmonella, Santiago de Compostela, seller, smeller, speller, Stella, stellar, tarantella, umbrella, Viyella

Definition of teller in US English:

teller

nounˈtɛlərˈtelər

1North American A person employed to deal with customers' transactions in a bank.
银行出纳员
Example sentencesExamples
- A growing number of workers, whether they are college professors, bank tellers, or quality control engineers, sit in front of computer terminals.
- French bank tellers are getting anxious as well.
- The bank teller, a big burly man, asked him to wait for one more moment.
- On any given day, interaction with hairdressers, wait staff, bank tellers, and store clerks may be a challenging, if not frustrating experience.
- For example, 100 percent of our people, even part-time tellers, have stock options, so that's the company performance mechanism.
- He worked as a bank teller for nine months and saved $50.
- Jenna was a teller at the bank where Jamie's accounts were.
- The cuts will affect few workers who deal directly with customers, such as tellers, he said.
- The manager and the cop were still talking as the teller let the customer through the security gate.
- It didn't quite work out like that: he has been a bank teller and a bookshop assistant, as well as an English teacher and an impoverished student.
- One of them strikes up a relationship with the bank teller who opens their joint account, while the other two eventually tussle over loneliness and personal responsibility.
- The bank teller accepted the cheque, having no reason not to do so, attached it to the deposit slip and forwarded it to the bank's processing depot.
- But the only jobs they were hiring women for in the bank were tellers and secretaries.
- Bank tellers began strike action on January 31, in a dispute over a productivity drive.
- Young women are given jobs in the most visible positions in the service sector, such as retail sales, bank tellers, and secretarial work.
- Inside the bank building, five robbers dressed in black cloaks and Halloween masks upheld a reign of terror over the helpless customers and bank tellers trapped inside.
- Middle-class women commonly are employed as teachers and bank tellers, while upper-class women work as doctors, lawyers, engineers, and university teachers.
- Queuing theory can be used to model the waiting queue at a bank teller or the flow of cars at the entrance of a bridge.
- The bank teller disappeared for another ten minutes.
- Operating room nurses, surgeons, bank tellers, cashiers and other people who must spend hours on their feet find compression hosiery helpful in combating circulatory problems and leg fatigue.
Synonyms
cashier, bank clerk, clerk
1. 1.1 An automated teller machine.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is also supposed to allow me to get money from an automatic teller machine by flashing my arm instead of punching in my PIN number.
  Go to an automatic teller machine today, press a button, and you are in the middle of a global network of incredible complexity and even elegance.
  Long lines formed outside gas stations and automatic teller machines ran out of cash.
  My parents for instance, don't know how to use an automatic teller machine.
  Automatic teller machines, automatic banking, debit cards, credit cards, smart cards, and computer software, are other media by which money changes hands today.
  In Houston, a citizen is shot and robbed at an automatic teller machine.
  The man, aged in his fifties, was shot in his car by bandits who tried to rob him after a visit to an automatic teller machine.
  The retirees require an automatic teller machine card, which they must obtain in person at a bank.
  At the same meeting on September 15, the bankers rejected the proposal to move up the limits for drawing cash from automatic teller machines.
  The bank has some 795 branches in Indonesia and two overseas branches, and operates 1,858 automatic teller machines.
  When you go to the automatic teller machine today, chances are you'll be getting cash out, not putting money in.
  Where is the closest automatic teller machine?
  A client leaves a bank after a withdrawal from an automatic teller machine.
  For example, when I share my bank account PIN with an automatic teller machine, I trust that the ATM will not share my PIN with an inappropriate third party.
  To my understanding, he is one of those Scholars who know about Banking and about ATM (Automatic tellers machines).
  The card could be used to withdraw cash at Visa automatic teller machines.
  Police have raised the alarm after automatic teller machines were targeted at two Morecambe supermarkets.
  In addition, the banking regulator received a number of reports of suspected fraud cases involving automatic teller machines (ATMs).
  The US and Japan both have adapted the idea of convenience stores providing automatic teller machines.
  For many people, the automatic teller machine has now become a necessity.
2A person who tells something.
叙述者，讲述者
a foul-mouthed teller of lies
口出恶言的撒谎者。
Example sentencesExamples
- That battle had been fought like the battles of ancient times as heard first hand or even word of mouth by the tellers of tales of when the times were grim and the clash of steel echoed throughout the breath of the land.
- HE HAS the reputation of being an expert teller of engrossing tales on the large screen, and that was perhaps the reason why several people in the audience waited patiently to hear him speak.
- He features there as the teller of one of the best stories in what is a most lively and amusing book.
- In the days before TV and movies, there were enough tellers of ghost stories to provide the same kind of thrills.
- The teller demonstrated, lying on the ground with hands up and eyes wide for the benefit of Bonnie and her mother.
- The incidence between the ferocious elephant Nalagiri and the Buddha is symbolic and the intervening time is the comprehension of the teller and the listener.
- The ‘people of the sea’ are not just the selkies, but also the tellers of the tales, the human beings who peopled the sea with myth and meaning.
- But Echo was a chatterbox and teller of tales, and many of her stories were lies about the other nymphs and the gods and goddesses.
- The tellers of these tales usually neglect to mention that recycling, composting and public-education programs were introduced along with user pay.
- His fictional Hoffmann is a great teller of tales, whose life is on the skids; Offenbach was a great entertainer, whose reputation had taken a turn for the worse, leaving him isolated and open to ferocious attack.
- ‘Tales on the rails will be a day out with a difference for all the family and with so many tellers gathered in the one place we'll need lots of listeners,’ she said.
- According to her, one ‘has to be a good teller in order to write a good story and provoke reactions.’
- And, while a lie has been told, the teller is not yet a liar.
- The story may vary a little with the teller, the time and the place, but it is also a picture of what God did for man.
- This story, like every other story, ties the tellers to one another and to this place.
- A MAN accused of murdering his best friend had such a reputation as a teller of tall tales that many of the witnesses he told about the stabbing refused to believe him, a jury heard yesterday.
Synonyms
narrator, raconteur, raconteuse
3A person appointed to count votes, especially in a legislature.
（尤指议会的）计票人
Example sentencesExamples
- Nominations were finalised for the election of a new committee and we were pleased to welcome Mary who came to officiate also two ladies from Perry Street who acted as tellers and counted all the votes.
- With no love lost between the rivals, there were two clear camps as 78 tellers flicked through the ballot papers.
- The tellers count all the votes any candidate has received.
- Extra tellers had to be brought in to cope with the rush.
- Then, three tellers are chosen from among the cardinals, as well as three to bring the ballots of the sick, and three to review the results of the election.

单词	teller
释义	Definition of teller in English: teller noun ˈtɛləˈtɛlər 1North American A person employed to deal with customers' transactions in a bank. 银行出纳员 Example sentencesExamples Operating room nurses, surgeons, bank tellers, cashiers and other people who must spend hours on their feet find compression hosiery helpful in combating circulatory problems and leg fatigue. But the only jobs they were hiring women for in the bank were tellers and secretaries. For example, 100 percent of our people, even part-time tellers, have stock options, so that's the company performance mechanism. The cuts will affect few workers who deal directly with customers, such as tellers, he said. Bank tellers began strike action on January 31, in a dispute over a productivity drive. Middle-class women commonly are employed as teachers and bank tellers, while upper-class women work as doctors, lawyers, engineers, and university teachers. French bank tellers are getting anxious as well. Jenna was a teller at the bank where Jamie's accounts were. A growing number of workers, whether they are college professors, bank tellers, or quality control engineers, sit in front of computer terminals. One of them strikes up a relationship with the bank teller who opens their joint account, while the other two eventually tussle over loneliness and personal responsibility. On any given day, interaction with hairdressers, wait staff, bank tellers, and store clerks may be a challenging, if not frustrating experience. The bank teller accepted the cheque, having no reason not to do so, attached it to the deposit slip and forwarded it to the bank's processing depot. He worked as a bank teller for nine months and saved $50. The bank teller disappeared for another ten minutes. Young women are given jobs in the most visible positions in the service sector, such as retail sales, bank tellers, and secretarial work. It didn't quite work out like that: he has been a bank teller and a bookshop assistant, as well as an English teacher and an impoverished student. The bank teller, a big burly man, asked him to wait for one more moment. Queuing theory can be used to model the waiting queue at a bank teller or the flow of cars at the entrance of a bridge. Inside the bank building, five robbers dressed in black cloaks and Halloween masks upheld a reign of terror over the helpless customers and bank tellers trapped inside. The manager and the cop were still talking as the teller let the customer through the security gate. Synonyms cashier, bank clerk, clerk 1.1 A cashpoint machine. 〈主北美〉自动提款机 the growing use of automatic tellers Example sentencesExamples It is also supposed to allow me to get money from an automatic teller machine by flashing my arm instead of punching in my PIN number. The retirees require an automatic teller machine card, which they must obtain in person at a bank. Where is the closest automatic teller machine? The bank has some 795 branches in Indonesia and two overseas branches, and operates 1,858 automatic teller machines. When you go to the automatic teller machine today, chances are you'll be getting cash out, not putting money in. The card could be used to withdraw cash at Visa automatic teller machines. My parents for instance, don't know how to use an automatic teller machine. A client leaves a bank after a withdrawal from an automatic teller machine. Police have raised the alarm after automatic teller machines were targeted at two Morecambe supermarkets. For example, when I share my bank account PIN with an automatic teller machine, I trust that the ATM will not share my PIN with an inappropriate third party. In addition, the banking regulator received a number of reports of suspected fraud cases involving automatic teller machines (ATMs). The US and Japan both have adapted the idea of convenience stores providing automatic teller machines. To my understanding, he is one of those Scholars who know about Banking and about ATM (Automatic tellers machines). Long lines formed outside gas stations and automatic teller machines ran out of cash. Automatic teller machines, automatic banking, debit cards, credit cards, smart cards, and computer software, are other media by which money changes hands today. At the same meeting on September 15, the bankers rejected the proposal to move up the limits for drawing cash from automatic teller machines. The man, aged in his fifties, was shot in his car by bandits who tried to rob him after a visit to an automatic teller machine. For many people, the automatic teller machine has now become a necessity. Go to an automatic teller machine today, press a button, and you are in the middle of a global network of incredible complexity and even elegance. In Houston, a citizen is shot and robbed at an automatic teller machine. 1.2historical (in the UK) each of the four officers of the Exchequer responsible for the receipt and payment of moneys. 〈史〉（英国）（税务署四位收、付款）税官（之一） Example sentencesExamples It has already been noticed that his Lordship held the lucrative office of Teller of the Exchequer for sixty years. From 1780 to 1834 he held the lucrative sinecure of teller of the Exchequer. The Teller of the Exchequer acted as the state cashier. 2A person who tells something. 叙述者，讲述者 a foul-mouthed teller of lies 口出恶言的撒谎者。 Example sentencesExamples ‘Tales on the rails will be a day out with a difference for all the family and with so many tellers gathered in the one place we'll need lots of listeners,’ she said. That battle had been fought like the battles of ancient times as heard first hand or even word of mouth by the tellers of tales of when the times were grim and the clash of steel echoed throughout the breath of the land. The tellers of these tales usually neglect to mention that recycling, composting and public-education programs were introduced along with user pay. But Echo was a chatterbox and teller of tales, and many of her stories were lies about the other nymphs and the gods and goddesses. The story may vary a little with the teller, the time and the place, but it is also a picture of what God did for man. This story, like every other story, ties the tellers to one another and to this place. The incidence between the ferocious elephant Nalagiri and the Buddha is symbolic and the intervening time is the comprehension of the teller and the listener. HE HAS the reputation of being an expert teller of engrossing tales on the large screen, and that was perhaps the reason why several people in the audience waited patiently to hear him speak. According to her, one ‘has to be a good teller in order to write a good story and provoke reactions.’ And, while a lie has been told, the teller is not yet a liar. He features there as the teller of one of the best stories in what is a most lively and amusing book. His fictional Hoffmann is a great teller of tales, whose life is on the skids; Offenbach was a great entertainer, whose reputation had taken a turn for the worse, leaving him isolated and open to ferocious attack. A MAN accused of murdering his best friend had such a reputation as a teller of tall tales that many of the witnesses he told about the stabbing refused to believe him, a jury heard yesterday. The ‘people of the sea’ are not just the selkies, but also the tellers of the tales, the human beings who peopled the sea with myth and meaning. In the days before TV and movies, there were enough tellers of ghost stories to provide the same kind of thrills. The teller demonstrated, lying on the ground with hands up and eyes wide for the benefit of Bonnie and her mother. Synonyms narrator, raconteur, raconteuse storyteller Australian informal magsman rare anecdotist, anecdotalist 3A person appointed to count votes, especially in a parliament. （尤指议会的）计票人 Example sentencesExamples Then, three tellers are chosen from among the cardinals, as well as three to bring the ballots of the sick, and three to review the results of the election. Nominations were finalised for the election of a new committee and we were pleased to welcome Mary who came to officiate also two ladies from Perry Street who acted as tellers and counted all the votes. The tellers count all the votes any candidate has received. With no love lost between the rivals, there were two clear camps as 78 tellers flicked through the ballot papers. Extra tellers had to be brought in to cope with the rush. Derivatives tellership noun ˈtɛləʃɪpˈtɛlərˌʃɪp historical (in the UK) the position of an officer of the Exchequer responsible for the receipt and payment of money. 〈史〉（英国）（税务署四位收、付款）税官（之一） let the salary of the tellership in his case be doubled Rhymes a cappella, Arabella, Bella, bestseller, Capella, cellar, Cinderella, citronella, Clarabella, corella, Daniela, Della, dispeller, dweller, Ella, expeller, favela, fella, fellah, feller, Fenella, Floella, foreteller, Heller, impeller, interstellar, Keller, Louella, Mandela, mortadella, mozzarella, Nigella, novella, paella, panatella, patella, predella, propeller, queller, quinella, repeller, rosella, rubella, salmonella, Santiago de Compostela, seller, smeller, speller, Stella, stellar, tarantella, umbrella, Viyella Definition of teller in US English: teller nounˈtɛlərˈtelər 1North American A person employed to deal with customers' transactions in a bank. 银行出纳员 Example sentencesExamples A growing number of workers, whether they are college professors, bank tellers, or quality control engineers, sit in front of computer terminals. French bank tellers are getting anxious as well. The bank teller, a big burly man, asked him to wait for one more moment. On any given day, interaction with hairdressers, wait staff, bank tellers, and store clerks may be a challenging, if not frustrating experience. For example, 100 percent of our people, even part-time tellers, have stock options, so that's the company performance mechanism. He worked as a bank teller for nine months and saved $50. Jenna was a teller at the bank where Jamie's accounts were. The cuts will affect few workers who deal directly with customers, such as tellers, he said. The manager and the cop were still talking as the teller let the customer through the security gate. It didn't quite work out like that: he has been a bank teller and a bookshop assistant, as well as an English teacher and an impoverished student. One of them strikes up a relationship with the bank teller who opens their joint account, while the other two eventually tussle over loneliness and personal responsibility. The bank teller accepted the cheque, having no reason not to do so, attached it to the deposit slip and forwarded it to the bank's processing depot. But the only jobs they were hiring women for in the bank were tellers and secretaries. Bank tellers began strike action on January 31, in a dispute over a productivity drive. Young women are given jobs in the most visible positions in the service sector, such as retail sales, bank tellers, and secretarial work. Inside the bank building, five robbers dressed in black cloaks and Halloween masks upheld a reign of terror over the helpless customers and bank tellers trapped inside. Middle-class women commonly are employed as teachers and bank tellers, while upper-class women work as doctors, lawyers, engineers, and university teachers. Queuing theory can be used to model the waiting queue at a bank teller or the flow of cars at the entrance of a bridge. The bank teller disappeared for another ten minutes. Operating room nurses, surgeons, bank tellers, cashiers and other people who must spend hours on their feet find compression hosiery helpful in combating circulatory problems and leg fatigue. Synonyms cashier, bank clerk, clerk 1.1 An automated teller machine. Example sentencesExamples It is also supposed to allow me to get money from an automatic teller machine by flashing my arm instead of punching in my PIN number. Go to an automatic teller machine today, press a button, and you are in the middle of a global network of incredible complexity and even elegance. Long lines formed outside gas stations and automatic teller machines ran out of cash. My parents for instance, don't know how to use an automatic teller machine. Automatic teller machines, automatic banking, debit cards, credit cards, smart cards, and computer software, are other media by which money changes hands today. In Houston, a citizen is shot and robbed at an automatic teller machine. The man, aged in his fifties, was shot in his car by bandits who tried to rob him after a visit to an automatic teller machine. The retirees require an automatic teller machine card, which they must obtain in person at a bank. At the same meeting on September 15, the bankers rejected the proposal to move up the limits for drawing cash from automatic teller machines. The bank has some 795 branches in Indonesia and two overseas branches, and operates 1,858 automatic teller machines. When you go to the automatic teller machine today, chances are you'll be getting cash out, not putting money in. Where is the closest automatic teller machine? A client leaves a bank after a withdrawal from an automatic teller machine. For example, when I share my bank account PIN with an automatic teller machine, I trust that the ATM will not share my PIN with an inappropriate third party. To my understanding, he is one of those Scholars who know about Banking and about ATM (Automatic tellers machines). The card could be used to withdraw cash at Visa automatic teller machines. Police have raised the alarm after automatic teller machines were targeted at two Morecambe supermarkets. In addition, the banking regulator received a number of reports of suspected fraud cases involving automatic teller machines (ATMs). The US and Japan both have adapted the idea of convenience stores providing automatic teller machines. For many people, the automatic teller machine has now become a necessity. 2A person who tells something. 叙述者，讲述者 a foul-mouthed teller of lies 口出恶言的撒谎者。 Example sentencesExamples That battle had been fought like the battles of ancient times as heard first hand or even word of mouth by the tellers of tales of when the times were grim and the clash of steel echoed throughout the breath of the land. HE HAS the reputation of being an expert teller of engrossing tales on the large screen, and that was perhaps the reason why several people in the audience waited patiently to hear him speak. He features there as the teller of one of the best stories in what is a most lively and amusing book. In the days before TV and movies, there were enough tellers of ghost stories to provide the same kind of thrills. The teller demonstrated, lying on the ground with hands up and eyes wide for the benefit of Bonnie and her mother. The incidence between the ferocious elephant Nalagiri and the Buddha is symbolic and the intervening time is the comprehension of the teller and the listener. The ‘people of the sea’ are not just the selkies, but also the tellers of the tales, the human beings who peopled the sea with myth and meaning. But Echo was a chatterbox and teller of tales, and many of her stories were lies about the other nymphs and the gods and goddesses. The tellers of these tales usually neglect to mention that recycling, composting and public-education programs were introduced along with user pay. His fictional Hoffmann is a great teller of tales, whose life is on the skids; Offenbach was a great entertainer, whose reputation had taken a turn for the worse, leaving him isolated and open to ferocious attack. ‘Tales on the rails will be a day out with a difference for all the family and with so many tellers gathered in the one place we'll need lots of listeners,’ she said. According to her, one ‘has to be a good teller in order to write a good story and provoke reactions.’ And, while a lie has been told, the teller is not yet a liar. The story may vary a little with the teller, the time and the place, but it is also a picture of what God did for man. This story, like every other story, ties the tellers to one another and to this place. A MAN accused of murdering his best friend had such a reputation as a teller of tall tales that many of the witnesses he told about the stabbing refused to believe him, a jury heard yesterday. Synonyms narrator, raconteur, raconteuse 3A person appointed to count votes, especially in a legislature. （尤指议会的）计票人 Example sentencesExamples Nominations were finalised for the election of a new committee and we were pleased to welcome Mary who came to officiate also two ladies from Perry Street who acted as tellers and counted all the votes. With no love lost between the rivals, there were two clear camps as 78 tellers flicked through the ballot papers. The tellers count all the votes any candidate has received. Extra tellers had to be brought in to cope with the rush. Then, three tellers are chosen from among the cardinals, as well as three to bring the ballots of the sick, and three to review the results of the election.
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