Definition of chequebook in English:

chequebook

nounˈtʃɛkbʊk

A book of printed cheques ready for use.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's also an opportunity of a lifetime to be noticed, because all the provincial coaches will be there, with chequebooks flapping in back pockets.
- We took our checkbook with us, and planned to fill out the preliminary application while we were there if we liked the agency.
- These are papers written by local people for local people, without the aid of chequebooks - and with a respect for the truth.
- Her home checkbooks, computers, private papers and car were seized.
- That is a good exit strategy for all small businesses, although no one is waving chequebooks under our noses just at the moment.
- People pulled out their checkbooks and dropped bills into our bucket.
- However, as I said earlier, these defensive frailties can be easily rectified without reaching for the chequebook.
- However, fewer people carry the checkbook to pay for purchases in stores.
- In the past, it was mainly chequebooks that people would use for impulse buys but now credit cards have completely taken over.
- It's amazing how relaxed I feel once my room is clean and errands have been run and deadlines have been met and checkbooks have been balanced.
- For the next six years I learned to live the way the rest of the world lives, on credit and a precariously balanced checkbook.
- Cashiers seem surprised, almost bothered, when I pull out the checkbook.
- But don't put your chequebooks away, it will be ready soon.
- Further inspection of the small print is required before you whip out your chequebook and pen.
- Arriving at the restaurant, I grab my checkbook and hope for the best.
- So the checkbooks come out and we write our modest contributions to one or another US-based group that sends funds to India.
- Joe took out his checkbook and wrote out the check and handed it to the worker.
- The more things you carry, checkbooks and credit cards, the more you give them to steal.
- He, without giving me a chance, pulled out his checkbook and wrote them a check.
- It is true that I own the money in the account, and I certainly double-check my bank by balancing my checkbook.
- Not many of us can break out the checkbook and write a check to cover such business expenses.
- In Washington, personal responsibility clearly does not apply to companies that may not be able to balance their books but know how to open their checkbooks.
- It was only when they got their chequebooks out that I took them seriously.
- As soon as the story disappears from the front page, our charitable tendencies begin to fade, and the chequebook returns to the inside pocket.
- This is what happens when you combine profligate spending with a complete lack of interest in balancing your checkbook.
- I buy shares when they look cheap, and if others wish to ditch their shares in the summer, I could be ready and waiting with my chequebook in hand.
- Then tell his parents to get their chequebook out.
- A large chunk of its nearly $3 million budget came from their personal checkbooks.
- Maybe meeting a mortgage and balancing a checkbook doesn't make for good theater.
- The people with the chequebooks at production studios preferred to play it safe and give the green light to directors to do what they do best.
- Many malls and big box stores will open long before dawn with deep discounts, in-store promotions and anything to get spenders and their checkbooks out of bed.
- He added that all he wanted to do was to return to using a chequebook with a cheque guarantee card, which is why he returned his PINs to the bank.
- The study found that only 36 percent of teens know how to open a savings account, and even less know how to balance a checkbook.
- And she got our her checkbook and wrote me a check for the bill - and paid for all 450 guests.
- First-time buyers can once again put away their chequebooks.
- I think about her every time my fingers touch a keyboard or turn the page of a book or balance my checkbook.
- We turned these stamps into the federal agency in charge and were given checkbooks with a total number of credits for all the stamps we had submitted.
- The checkbook clicked open and she began writing for the electric bill.
- Not only that, the chief executives of media companies tended to be football supporters as well: fans with fat chequebooks.

单词	chequebook
释义	Definition of chequebook in English: chequebook nounˈtʃɛkbʊk A book of printed cheques ready for use. Example sentencesExamples It's also an opportunity of a lifetime to be noticed, because all the provincial coaches will be there, with chequebooks flapping in back pockets. We took our checkbook with us, and planned to fill out the preliminary application while we were there if we liked the agency. These are papers written by local people for local people, without the aid of chequebooks - and with a respect for the truth. Her home checkbooks, computers, private papers and car were seized. That is a good exit strategy for all small businesses, although no one is waving chequebooks under our noses just at the moment. People pulled out their checkbooks and dropped bills into our bucket. However, as I said earlier, these defensive frailties can be easily rectified without reaching for the chequebook. However, fewer people carry the checkbook to pay for purchases in stores. In the past, it was mainly chequebooks that people would use for impulse buys but now credit cards have completely taken over. It's amazing how relaxed I feel once my room is clean and errands have been run and deadlines have been met and checkbooks have been balanced. For the next six years I learned to live the way the rest of the world lives, on credit and a precariously balanced checkbook. Cashiers seem surprised, almost bothered, when I pull out the checkbook. But don't put your chequebooks away, it will be ready soon. Further inspection of the small print is required before you whip out your chequebook and pen. Arriving at the restaurant, I grab my checkbook and hope for the best. So the checkbooks come out and we write our modest contributions to one or another US-based group that sends funds to India. Joe took out his checkbook and wrote out the check and handed it to the worker. The more things you carry, checkbooks and credit cards, the more you give them to steal. He, without giving me a chance, pulled out his checkbook and wrote them a check. It is true that I own the money in the account, and I certainly double-check my bank by balancing my checkbook. Not many of us can break out the checkbook and write a check to cover such business expenses. In Washington, personal responsibility clearly does not apply to companies that may not be able to balance their books but know how to open their checkbooks. It was only when they got their chequebooks out that I took them seriously. As soon as the story disappears from the front page, our charitable tendencies begin to fade, and the chequebook returns to the inside pocket. This is what happens when you combine profligate spending with a complete lack of interest in balancing your checkbook. I buy shares when they look cheap, and if others wish to ditch their shares in the summer, I could be ready and waiting with my chequebook in hand. Then tell his parents to get their chequebook out. A large chunk of its nearly $3 million budget came from their personal checkbooks. Maybe meeting a mortgage and balancing a checkbook doesn't make for good theater. The people with the chequebooks at production studios preferred to play it safe and give the green light to directors to do what they do best. Many malls and big box stores will open long before dawn with deep discounts, in-store promotions and anything to get spenders and their checkbooks out of bed. He added that all he wanted to do was to return to using a chequebook with a cheque guarantee card, which is why he returned his PINs to the bank. The study found that only 36 percent of teens know how to open a savings account, and even less know how to balance a checkbook. And she got our her checkbook and wrote me a check for the bill - and paid for all 450 guests. First-time buyers can once again put away their chequebooks. I think about her every time my fingers touch a keyboard or turn the page of a book or balance my checkbook. We turned these stamps into the federal agency in charge and were given checkbooks with a total number of credits for all the stamps we had submitted. The checkbook clicked open and she began writing for the electric bill. Not only that, the chief executives of media companies tended to be football supporters as well: fans with fat chequebooks.
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