ATM in Japanese
ATM in Japanese is エーティーエム, ATM, 現金自動預払機 — 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 Japanese
What does "ATM" mean?
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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."
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abbreviation At the moment; used in messages to mean 'right now'.
"Can't talk atm, I'm on the train."
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "ATM" in Japanese?
"ATM" in Japanese is エーティーエム, ATM, 現金自動預払機. 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 pronounce エーティーエム?
"ATM" in Japanese is エーティーエム, pronounced "ētīemu".
How do you use "ATM" in a sentence?
Example: "There is an ATM inside the petrol station if you need cash." In Japanese, "ATM" is エーティーエム, ATM, 現金自動預払機.
Are there other ways to say "ATM" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "ATM": エーティーエム, ATM, 現金自動預払機, 自動現金預払機, 自動窓口機, 非同期転送モード.