eft in Chinese
eft in Chinese is 再 — eft means the movement of money from one bank account to another by computer, without paper cheques or cash changing hands.
eft in Chinese
再
Pronounced: zài
(obsolete) Again; afterwards
What does "eft" mean?
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noun The movement of money from one bank account to another by computer, without paper cheques or cash changing hands.
"Wages are paid by EFT on the last working day of the month."
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noun A small newt, especially a young one in the stage of its life when it lives on land rather than in water.
"Bright orange efts crossed the damp path after the rain."
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eft in a sentence
- Wages are paid by EFT on the last working day of the month.
- The supplier accepts card payment or EFT.
- Bright orange efts crossed the damp path after the rain.
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What is "eft" in Chinese?
"eft" in Chinese is 再. eft means: The movement of money from one bank account to another by computer, without paper cheques or cash changing hands.
How do you pronounce 再?
"eft" in Chinese is 再, pronounced "zài".
How do you use "eft" in a sentence?
Example: "Wages are paid by EFT on the last working day of the month." In Chinese, "eft" is 再.
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