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单词 cheque
释义
cheque
noun[C]
UK(UScheck)
uk
/tʃek/us
/tʃek/
A2
aprintedform, usedinsteadofmoney, to makepaymentsfromyourbankaccount:
支票
Iwrotehim a chequefor£50.我给他开了一张50英镑的支票。
I don't have anycashon me, so could Ipaywitha/bycheque?我没带现金，能用支票付款吗？
Who should Imake outthis chequeto?(= Whosenameshould I write on it?)我应当把这张支票开给谁？
Please makeyourchequespayabletoThe Brighter ToyshopLtd(= write thisnameon them).请把支票开给布赖特玩具有限公司。
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More examples
  • It usuallytakesfour to fiveworkingdaysfor a cheque toclear.
  • Pleasefindencloseda cheque insettlementofyourinvoice.
  • Acustomerhadtriedtopassoff adudcheque .
  • I made a cheque out for £20 to 'Henry's Supermarket'.
  • When she got her firstsalarycheque, sheindulgedin anorgyofspending.
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  • liquid
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  • non-cash
  • non-monetary
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(Definition ofchequefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

cheque| American Dictionary

cheque
noun[C]
CdnBr
us
/tʃek/
check
(Definition ofchequefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

cheque| Business English

cheque
noun[C]
UK(UScheck)
uk
/tʃek/us
BANKING
aprintedformthat you can write anamountofmoneyon andsigninorderto make apaymentfromyourbankaccount:
write (sb) a cheque (for sth)Iwrotehim a cheque for £50.
make out a cheque to sbWho should I make out this cheque to?
Please makeyourchequepayabletoS Jones.
pay by chequeIt isbecomingincreasinglyunusualforpeopletopayby cheque.
accept/take chequesFrom nextyearthisstorewill nolongertake cheques.
stop a chequeIf yoususpectfraud,contactyourbankandaskthem tostopthe cheque andensurethat it is notpaid.
a cheque bounces/is bounced
if a chequebounces, or isbounced, thebankrefusestopayit because there is not enoughmoneyin theaccount:
Thebankhadbouncedmy cheque because some of thefundsin theaccounthad notclearedintime.
cash a cheque
toexchangea cheque forcash:
I'msorry, but we are notabletocashcheques.
a cheque clears/is cleared
if a chequeclears, or abankclearsit,moneyis madeavailablebecause it has beensuccessfullypaidfrom oneaccountto another:
You will not beabletowithdrawfundsuntil thebankhasclearedyourcheque.

See also

antedate
bank-certified cheque
bank cheque
bearer cheque
blank cheque
cashier's cheque
certified cheque
cross
dividend cheque
dud cheque
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endorsed cheque
open cheque
pay cheque
personal cheque
post-date
rebate check
rubber cheque
stale cheque
third-party cheque
traveller's cheque
uncrossed cheque
(Definition ofchequefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcheque

cheque
Here a middle-class business man is figured as country gentry and the fox is the culprit for the crime of theft (birds, cheques).
From theCambridge English Corpus
No institutional cheques can be accepted for special discounted individual or member rates; personalchequeor credit card only.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The most common item that relatives reported as stolen was clothing (49 cases) followed by money, credit cards and cheques (27).
From theCambridge English Corpus
All this, and the back of thechequebook for noting something overheard in pub or post office!
From theCambridge English Corpus
I will not encounter problems with the cheques or the delivery of yarn.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Informal processes include exchanges of money, signing cheques or providing ' pins ' (identification) to care-givers who access accounts.
From theCambridge English Corpus
He is certainly right about all the spelling variants like defence and monologue (exceptchequeand tyre).
From theCambridge English Corpus
When cheques and payingin slips have been passed behind the counter, they are listed on temporary sheets to ensure that they balance against one another.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Cheque-book activism does not rely on intensive and regular face-to-face contact between members, and the organizational model of these organizations no longer stresses voluntary participation in local chapters.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Brokers settled individually with each other, and would either give or receive cheques for the balances due on transactions, or ask or give delivery of the balance of shares.
From theCambridge English Corpus
While everyday transactions requiring immediate payment were conducted in dollars, either in coin, banknotes or credit notes (serving as cheques), book-keeping was frequently done in local pounds.
From theCambridge English Corpus
What would the study of popular music look like if the differences among songs were to drive our investigations, if we allow variety to pick up thecheque?
From theCambridge English Corpus
The survey also asked about theft by colleagues, and over one-half of the respondents reported that they had seen or suspected other employees of stealing money, credit cards and cheques.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Payment has been made for three by sterlingcheque.
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Pensioners living in residential homes who should not have received achequereceived one.
From the
Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
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