teller in German
teller in German is Erzähler, Erzählerin, Bankangestellte — teller means a bank employee who handles deposits, withdrawals, and other counter transactions for customers.
teller in German
Erzähler
A person who tells stories.
Erzählerin
A person who tells stories.
Bankangestellte
(banking, chiefly, US) A bank clerk who receives and pays out money.
Bankangestellter
(banking, chiefly, US) A bank clerk who receives and pays out money.
Wahlhelfer
A person who counts the votes in an election.
Wahlhelferin
A person who counts the votes in an election.
What does "teller" mean?
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noun A bank employee who handles deposits, withdrawals, and other counter transactions for customers.
"The bank teller counted out the cash and handed it over."
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noun A person who tells stories.
"She was a wonderful teller of ghost stories around the campfire."
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noun A person appointed to count votes in an election.
"The tellers announced the final vote count to the room."
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teller in a sentence
- The bank teller counted out the cash and handed it over.
- She was a wonderful teller of ghost stories around the campfire.
- The tellers announced the final vote count to the room.
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What is "teller" in German?
"teller" in German is Erzähler, Erzählerin, Bankangestellte. teller means: A bank employee who handles deposits, withdrawals, and other counter transactions for customers.
How do you use "teller" in a sentence?
Example: "The bank teller counted out the cash and handed it over." In German, "teller" is Erzähler, Erzählerin, Bankangestellte.
Are there other ways to say "teller" in German?
Yes — German has 6 translations listed for "teller": Erzähler, Erzählerin, Bankangestellte, Bankangestellter, Wahlhelfer, Wahlhelferin.
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