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

tillnoun [ C ]

uk/tɪl/usmainly UK COMMERCE

US usually register a machine in a store or other business that records each sale and into which money paid by customers is put:

Early indications from major UK stores show that cash tills have only just improved their takings on last year.

shop/supermarket till

computerized/electronic/automated till

self-service/checkout tills

till receipts/operators

See also

cash register

the place in a store, especially a large store, where you pay for your goods:

The company is analysing waiting times at checkouts to calculate how many tills should be open.

through the till(s) The volume of sales through high street tills rose by 0.6% in November.

at the till(s) Retailers claim that banning cheques has helped to reduce queues at the till.

See also

checkout

be on the till(s)

to work in a store receiving payment from customers, and giving them change:

Staff on the tills will be happy to offer customers information about our new range of insurance services.

have your hands/fingers in the till informal

to steal money from the company or organization you work for:

The executive was fired after he was found with his hand in the till.

单词	till
释义	Contents preposition, conjunction (1) till (1) noun (1) till (1) verb (1) till (1) Contents preposition (1) till (1) verb (1) till (PREPARE LAND) noun (1) till (MONEY CONTAINER) Contents noun (4) till (1) till (2) till (3) till (4) English American Business tillpreposition, conjunction uk/tɪl/us/tɪl/ A2 up to (the time that); until: We waited till six thirty for you. Up till 1918, women in Britain were not allowed to vote. How long is it till the baby is due? More examples Fry the onions till they start to colour. I think I can come but I won't commit myself till I know for sure. I'll keep you company till the train comes. Miss Edwards has confiscated my comics till the end of term! Keep him off school till he stops being contagious. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Until a particular moment before date day far hitherto in inside interim meantime now pending thus to to date idiom until up to wait yet See more results » tillnoun [ C ] uk/tɪl/us/tɪl/UK US register the drawer in a cash register (= a machine which records sales in a shop, and in which money is kept) or the cash register itself: Next time you have the till open, could you give me some change? I think these items have been rung up wrongly on the till. tillverb [ T ] uk/tɪl/us/tɪl/ to prepare and use land for growing crops: This piece of land has been tilled for hundreds of years. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Farming - general words agrarian agriculture arable corn earworm crop cultivate farming food security harrow homestead produce PYO rabi reap rick seed slash-and-burn subsistence farming the Agrarian Revolution thrash See more results » tillpreposition, conjunction us/tɪl, təl/ up to (the time that); until: Tell him to take it easy till we get there. tillverb [ T ] us/tɪl/ till verb [ T ] (PREPARE LAND) to prepare and use land for growing crops: to till the soil tillnoun [ C ] us/tɪl/ till noun [ C ] (MONEY CONTAINER) a drawer where money is kept in a store: fig. We suspected him of dipping into the till (= stealing money from the store). tillnoun [ C ] uk/tɪl/usmainly UK COMMERCE US usually register a machine in a store or other business that records each sale and into which money paid by customers is put: Early indications from major UK stores show that cash tills have only just improved their takings on last year. shop/supermarket till computerized/electronic/automated till self-service/checkout tills till receipts/operators See also cash register the place in a store, especially a large store, where you pay for your goods: The company is analysing waiting times at checkouts to calculate how many tills should be open. through the till(s) The volume of sales through high street tills rose by 0.6% in November. at the till(s) Retailers claim that banning cheques has helped to reduce queues at the till. See also checkout be on the till(s) to work in a store receiving payment from customers, and giving them change: Staff on the tills will be happy to offer customers information about our new range of insurance services. have your hands/fingers in the till informal to steal money from the company or organization you work for: The executive was fired after he was found with his hand in the till.
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tillpreposition, conjunction

tillnoun [ C ]

tillverb [ T ]

tillpreposition, conjunction

tillverb [ T ]

till verb [ T ] (PREPARE LAND)

tillnoun [ C ]

till noun [ C ] (MONEY CONTAINER)

tillnoun [ C ]