money changer
/ˈmʌni ˌtʃeɪndʒər/翻译: 把一国货币兑换成另一国货币的人或机构，通常收取手续费或佣金。也可指提供货币兑换服务的场所。
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/ˈmʌni ˌtʃeɪndʒər/
Человек или организация, которые обменивают валюту одной страны на валюту другой, обычно взимая плату или комиссию за услугу.
Persona o entidad que cambia la moneda de un país por la de otro, generalmente cobrando una tarifa o comisión por el servicio.
Personne ou organisation qui échange la monnaie d'un pays contre celle d'un autre, généralement en prélevant des frais ou une commission.
Eine Person oder Organisation, die Währungen verschiedener Länder gegeneinander tauscht und dafür in der Regel eine Gebühr oder Provision verlangt. Auch die Wechselstube bzw. der Ort, an dem dieser Umtausch stattfindet.
Pessoa ou organização que troca a moeda de um país pela de outro, geralmente cobrando uma taxa ou comissão pelo serviço. Também se refere ao local onde essa troca é feita.
把一国货币兑换成另一国货币的人或机构，通常收取手续费或佣金。也可指提供货币兑换服务的场所。
شخص أو مؤسسة تقوم بتبديل عملة بلد بعملة بلد آخر، وعادة ما تتقاضى رسومًا أو عمولة مقابل هذه الخدمة.
A person or business that exchanges the currency of one country for that of another, typically charging a fee or commission for the service.
Currency exchange serviceB1formal
A person or business that exchanges one currency for another, often for a fee.
Обмен валютыcasa de cambiobureau de changeGeldwechselCasa de câmbio货币兑换处صرافة العملات- The money changer at the airport offered a poor exchange rate.
- He went to a money changer to convert his dollars into euros.
- Money changers are common in tourist areas.
Historical figureB2formal
In historical contexts, a person who exchanged coins, often associated with temples or markets.
МенялаCambista de monedas (figura histórica)changeur (historique)GeldwechslerCambista兑换钱币者صيّاف- In the Bible, Jesus drove the money changers out of the temple.
- Ancient money changers would weigh and test coins for purity.
- The market square was filled with money changers and merchants.