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ATM in German

ATM in German is Geldautomat, Bankomat, ATM — ATM means a machine, usually built into a wall or standing in a public place, that lets you withdraw cash and carry out simple banking with a card and a PIN.

ATM in German

Geldautomat
noun
(banking) Initialism of automated teller machine or automatic teller machine.
Bankomat
noun
(banking) Initialism of automated teller machine or automatic teller machine.
ATM
noun
(telecommunications, electronics) Initialism of asynchronous transfer mode.

What does "ATM" mean?

  1. noun A machine, usually built into a wall or standing in a public place, that lets you withdraw cash and carry out simple banking with a card and a PIN.
    "There is an ATM inside the petrol station if you need cash."
  2. abbreviation At the moment; used in messages to mean 'right now'.
    "Can't talk atm, I'm on the train."
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ATM in a sentence

  • There is an ATM inside the petrol station if you need cash.
  • The ATM charged him two pounds for a withdrawal.
  • Can't talk atm, I'm on the train.

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What is "ATM" in German?

"ATM" in German is Geldautomat, Bankomat, ATM. ATM means: A machine, usually built into a wall or standing in a public place, that lets you withdraw cash and carry out simple banking with a card and a PIN.

How do you use "ATM" in a sentence?

Example: "There is an ATM inside the petrol station if you need cash." In German, "ATM" is Geldautomat, Bankomat, ATM.

Are there other ways to say "ATM" in German?

Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "ATM": Geldautomat, Bankomat, ATM.

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