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teller [ˈtɛlə] n 1. (Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) another name for cashier1 [2] 2. (Law / Parliamentary Procedure) a person appointed to count votes in a legislative body, assembly, etc. 3. a person who tells; narrator tellership n Teller [ˈtɛlə] n
(Biographies / Teller, Edward (1908 M, USnational of birth: Hungarian, SCIENCE: physicist) Edward. born 1908, US nuclear physicist, born in Hungary: a major contributor to the development of the hydrogen bomb (1952) ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations teller [ˈteləʳ] N 1. [of story] → narrador(a) m/f 2. (US, Scot) (in bank) → cajero/a m/f; (at election) → escrutador(a) m/f teller [ˈtɛlər] n (in bank) → caissier/ière m/f, guichetier/ière m/f teller n (in bank) → Kassierer(in) m(f) (= vote counter) → Stimmenauszähler(in) m(f) (of story) → Erzähler(in) m(f) (esp US: = cash machine) → Geldautomat m teller [ˈtɛləʳ] n a. (of story) → narratore/trice b. (person, in bank) → cassiere/a; (at election) → scrutatore/trice teller [ˈtɛləʳ] n a. (of story) → narratore/trice b. (person, in bank) → cassiere/a; (at election) → scrutatore/trice How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| But later we begin to care very much indeed what words the story- teller uses, and how he uses them. While Sir Dinadan was waiting for his turn to enter the lists, he came in there and sat down and began to talk; for he was always making up to me, because I was a stranger and he liked to have a fresh market for his jokes, the most of them having reached that stage of wear where the teller has to do the laughing himself while the other person looks sick. Neither has it been possible for the writer of it to render the full force of the Zulu idiom nor to convey a picture of the teller. |
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