bankers
word · lemma: banker
/ˈbæŋkɝz/
/bˈæŋkəz/
Definition
People who work in banking, especially those in high positions or who own banks.
Usage & Nuances
Usually refers to professionals in the banking industry; can be used generally for employees but often implies those with authority or high status. Commonly used in news and business contexts. Not the same as 'teller' (who works at the counter). Often appears in plural when talking about the industry as a whole.
Spanish: banquerosPortuguese (BR): banqueirosPortuguese (PT): banqueirosChinese (Simplified): 银行家Chinese (Traditional): 銀行家Hindi: बैंकर्सArabic: مصرفيونBengali: ব্যাঙ্কাররাRussian: банкирыJapanese: 銀行家Vietnamese: nhân viên ngân hàngKorean: 은행가들Turkish: bankacılarUrdu: بینکرزIndonesian: bankir
Example Sentences
My uncle and aunt are both bankers.
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The bankers met to discuss new loan policies.
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Many bankers work long hours.
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A lot of bankers move to bigger cities for their careers.
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During the financial crisis, bankers faced huge challenges.
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Young bankers often attend networking events to meet clients.
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