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Meanings of cheque in English
Usage of cheque in English
1
Let me just write you a cheque, just in case, you know?
2
He gave her three hundred dollars in money; I saw the cheque.
3
I had the cheque, and I sent him; I got the money.
4
And it looked just as simple as the cheque it called for.
5
Presently he opened it, and unfolded the cheque which was in it.
6
Cash the cheque, take me on a budget holiday, and forget it.
7
Others simply go through the motions, pocketing the cheque and moving on.
8
Developer Mr Tom Gilmartin gave the former minister the cheque in 1989.
9
Rush over to Westhope and press a cheque into Bob Grover's hand?'
10
Wilkinson put the cheque in his pocket and picked up his hat.
11
It is also understood that cheque payments could no longer be processed.
12
Pray accept my best thanks for the cheque mentioned in your letter.
13
Here is a cheque, you can get it cashed in the country.
14
The bonds were delivered to him, and his cheque taken in payment.
15
Augusta looked, and then slowly crumpled up the cheque in her hand.
16
Prince Victor got up from the desk and proffered Lanyard the cheque.
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Cheque through the time
Cheque across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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