cashier

n.

出纳员；

vt.

解雇；抛弃；

复数：cashiers过去式：cashiered过去分词：cashiered现在分词：cashiering第三人称单数：cashiers

1. The robber threatened the cashier with a revolver.
   强盗用左轮手枪威胁出纳员。
2. The cashier juggled the accounts to hide his theft.
   那个出纳员窜改帐目,企图隐瞒他盗用钱款的行径。
3. The cashier checked out and bagged my order.
   收款员计价收款并给我包装了商品
4. I work at a bookstore as a cashier once a week.
   我一个星期去一次书店做收银员。

1. He has been cashiered because he was caught cheating at cards.
   因为打牌做弊,他被解职了。

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