cashier in Irish
cashier in Irish is airgeadóir, bris, urscaoil — cashier means someone who handles payments at a till, shop, or bank.
cashier in Irish
airgeadóir
bris
(transitive, now, _, rare) To dismiss (someone, especially military personnel) from service.
urscaoil
(transitive, now, _, rare) To dismiss (someone, especially military personnel) from service.
What does "cashier" mean?
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noun Someone who handles payments at a till, shop, or bank.
"The cashier scanned each item and bagged the groceries."
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verb To formally dismiss someone, especially a military officer, from their position in disgrace.
"The general was cashiered after the scandal broke."
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cashier in a sentence
- The cashier scanned each item and bagged the groceries.
- The general was cashiered after the scandal broke.
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What is "cashier" in Irish?
"cashier" in Irish is airgeadóir, bris, urscaoil. cashier means: Someone who handles payments at a till, shop, or bank.
How do you use "cashier" in a sentence?
Example: "The cashier scanned each item and bagged the groceries." In Irish, "cashier" is airgeadóir, bris, urscaoil.
Are there other ways to say "cashier" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "cashier": airgeadóir, bris, urscaoil.
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