Checkbooks Meaning in English
word · lemma: checkbook
ˈtʃɛkˌbʊks
CHEK-buks
ˈtʃɛkˌbʊks
CHEK-buks
释义
Small books that contain blank checks, which you can use to make payments from your bank account.
用法与细微差别
Formal or neutral. Most common in banking and finance. Usually plural ('checkbooks') since people may have more than one. Becoming less common as people use electronic payments more. 'Checkbook' is the American spelling; British English usually uses 'chequebook'.
Spanish: talonarios de chequesPortuguese (BR): talões de chequePortuguese (PT): livros de chequesChinese (Simplified): 支票簿Chinese (Traditional): 支票簿Hindi: चेकबुक्सArabic: دفاتر الشيكاتBengali: চেকবুকRussian: чековые книжкиJapanese: 小切手帳Vietnamese: sổ sécKorean: 수표책Turkish: çek defteriUrdu: چیک بکسIndonesian: buku cek
例句
I have two checkbooks from my bank.
basic
Please bring your checkbooks to the meeting.
basic
He keeps his checkbooks in a drawer at home.
basic
I lost one of my checkbooks, so I called the bank to cancel it.
natural
Some people prefer using checkbooks, but I mostly pay online now.
natural
My company ordered new checkbooks because we were running out.
natural