cashier

• 指受雇处理金钱交易的人，如在银行、商店或餐馆中收取付款或支付现金。

A noun referring to a person employed to handle monetary transactions, such as receiving payments or dispensing money in a bank, shop, or restaurant.

1. Bank employeeA2formal

   An employee of a bank who handles financial transactions, such as receiving deposits and paying out money.

   银行柜员

   • The cashier counted the money carefully before handing it over.
   • She works as a cashier at the local bank.
   • The bank cashier helped me open a new account.

   同义词bank clerkteller

2. Retail employeeA1formal

   A person responsible for receiving payments for goods and services in a shop, restaurant, or similar establishment.

   收银员

   • The cashier scanned my items and gave me the total.
   • Please pay the cashier before leaving the store.
   • The restaurant cashier processed our bill quickly.

• 动词，指撤销某人的职务，尤指在军事或官方背景下，常因失职、过失或不称职而将其免职或开除。

A verb meaning to dismiss someone from a position of responsibility, especially in a military or official context, often for misconduct or incompetence.

1. Discard or do away withC1formal

   To reject, dismiss, or get rid of something as worthless or unnecessary.

   抛弃

   • The committee decided to cashier the outdated policy.
   • He cashiered all his old notes and started fresh.
   • The manager cashiered the proposal after reviewing its flaws.

   同义词abolishcast offdiscarddismissdispose ofdo away witheliminateget rid ofrejectthrow out

   反义词adoptembracekeepmaintainpreserveretain

2. Discharge with dishonorC1formal

   To dismiss someone from a position of authority, especially in the military, due to misconduct or incompetence.

   革职

   • The officer was cashiered for dereliction of duty.
   • He was cashiered from the army after the scandal.
   • The general cashiered the soldier for insubordination.

   同义词deposedischargedismissdrum outexpeloustremove

   反义词appointpromote