teller English

Meaning teller meaning

What does teller mean?

teller

— noun an employee of a bank who receives and pays out money

— noun an official appointed to count the votes (especially in legislative assembly)

— noun (= narrator) someone who tells a story

Teller

— noun United States physicist (born in Hungary) who worked on the first atom bomb and the first hydrogen bomb (1908-2003)

Synonyms teller synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as teller?

teller English » English

cashier

narrator

treasurer

vote counter

storyteller

bank clerk

scrutineer

reciter

telling blow

telling

speaker

sayer

relator

register

raconteur

multiplier factor

multiplier

meter

measurer

kosher

gauger

gauge

gage

counting clerk

counter

clerk

canvasser

calibrator

bursar

anecdotist

accountant

Teller English » English

Edward Teller

Examples teller examples

How do I use teller in a sentence?

Simple sentences

A fortune-teller read my hand.

Tom's a terrible joke teller, because he often forgets the punchline.

Mary is a fortune teller.

That fortune-teller is no better than a liar.

Tom went to a fortune teller.

Tom isn't a good fortune teller.

Movie subtitles

Consult a fortune-teller.

It was The Fortune Teller by Victor Herbert.

And Rosa, the fortune teller.

So you're a fortune-teller? - Uh-huh.

You mean. Bela the fortune-teller?

It's the Gypsy fortune-teller.

Now they're trying to make me believe that I killed Bela the fortune-teller.

But remember. if a fortune-teller wants to stay in business. she must only tell her client what he really wants to hear.

And I knew the fortune-teller who came every week. with his tale of good luck and riches.

I consulted a fortune-teller.

And when the Tzar takes a look at his teller sheets poor old Ivan does have to get his neck stretched.

You know, I should have been a gypsy fortune-teller instead of an insurance-company nurse.

I'm a scientist, not a fortune-teller who predicts what will happen.

He's the teller of tales, Hank.

I don't know who did it, but the chief teller's in an awful jam.

What am I, a fortune teller?

Come on, ladies and gentlemen, step up here and see the great Wanda, the gypsy fortune teller. She'll tell you (unintelligible).

Thank you, sir. Line up, ladies and gentlemen, and see Wanda, the great gypsy fortune teller.

Come on, ladies and gentlemen, come on and see the great Wanda, the gypsy fortune teller.

A fortune-teller.

Crystal ball is a fortune-teller?

To a fortune-teller.

Why a fortune-teller?

For example, the man who works as teller.

Which one do you go to? Crystal ball is a fortune-teller?

You know, I should have been a gypsy fortune-teller instead of an insurance company nurse.

Will you or won't you, Zachary Teller?

He's Zachary Teller?

Oh, you there, Zachary Teller.

Imagine, me, Teller, falling like that.

Chris Teller got killed on a cravasse coming down.

He's name was Christopher Teller!

News and current affairs

There would be a massive run into cash, on an order not seen since the Great Depression, with long lines of people at ATMs and teller windows withdrawing as much as possible.

The truth lies closer to Paul Volcker's view that for most people the automated teller machine (ATM) has brought bigger benefits than any financially-engineered bond.