cash till
noun[C]
ukusCOMMERCE
acash register
Examplesofcash till
cash till
Acashtillcan be seen empty, followed by scenes where the till fills up with money.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A typical example is the good lady who mans thecashtill.
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I would like cigarettes to be further from thecashtill, although there may be security issues, because their siting there encourages impulse buying.
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By the side of eachcashtillcopying machines were available to copy the compact disc for an additional fee of roughly £1.
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It is quite easy to pay it at thecashtill.
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The loudest noise was the ringing of church bells, and not of cash tills.
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The more there are, the merrier the cash tills will ring.
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They simply open the cash tills, and that has to end.
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It might be worth mentioning that one shop was organised like a large supermarket with a row of checkouts and cash tills.
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