英语词汇“chequebook”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	chequebook
释义	Trends of chequebook View usage for: chequebook (tʃekbʊk) [British] Word forms: checkbook chequebook in British English or US checkbook (ˈtʃɛkˌbʊk) noun a book containing detachable blank cheques and issued by a bank or building society to holders of cheque accounts Examples of 'chequebook' in a sentence chequebook Will he open his chequebook for a pair of new centre backs? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Managers must tire of being told to get their chequebook out. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Can he convince them to work together before a visit from the man with the big chequebook? The Sun (2013) But there is one inescapable problem with chequebook journalism. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He was already in football utopia and did not need a blank chequebook to lure him away. The Sun (2012) The big energy companies may think the government is offering them an open chequebook. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Getting his chequebook out in the transfer window. Times, Sunday Times (2006) None of this will stop managers urging their superiors to open the chequebook. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He has now opened his chequebook wider still. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The moment when he pulled out his chequebook and waved it at the MPs? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Don't expect him to wave his chequebook any time soon. Times, Sunday Times (2010) There were a stack of clubs looking at Benjani but slow to get out the chequebook. The Sun (2006) Yet the demands for Britain to open its chequebook more generously persist. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Sounds like it's not worth asking him to open his chequebook. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In the popular imagination, all it takes is a wave of a chequebook and a deal is done. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Over the past few years, there have been few large oil discoveries to boost share prices and persuade companies to open their chequebook. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Back then, he had a relatively big chequebook compared to most other Premiership clubs. The Sun (2008) Any manager can go out and buy a player for 20 million if they've got an open chequebook. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Get out the chequebook. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Does this mean that I won't have to change my chequebook or debit card? Times, Sunday Times (2010) TIME to get the chequebook out, Sparky. The Sun (2012) So do us all a favour, get out your chequebook and help keep the manufacturers of the planet's most exotic metal in business. Times, Sunday Times (2013) In other languages chequebook British English: chequebook /ˈtʃɛkˌbʊk/ NOUN A chequebook is a book containing detachable blank cheques, issued by a bank or building society to holders of cheque accounts. He took out his chequebook and wrote a cheque. American English: checkbook Arabic: دَفْتَر الشِيكات Brazilian Portuguese: talão de cheques Chinese: 支票簿 Croatian: čekovna knjižica Czech: šeková knížka Danish: checkhæfte Dutch: chequeboekje European Spanish: talonario de cheques cheque Finnish: sekkivihko French: carnet de chèques German: Scheckheft Greek: μπλοκ επιταγών Italian: libretto degli assegni Japanese: 小切手帳 Korean: 수표장 Norwegian: sjekkhefte Polish: książeczka czekowa European Portuguese: livro de cheques Romanian: carnet de cecuri Russian: чековая книжка Latin American Spanish: talonario de cheques Swedish: checkhäfte Thai: สมุดเช็ค Turkish: çek defteri Ukrainian: чекова книжка Vietnamese: tập séc
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