Usage of "chequebook"

Catalan

A book issued to holders of checking accounts.

Usage of chequebook in English

Their habitual rivals have not been shy about bringing out the chequebook. 
 Reuters 

Get your chequebook out -this outburst could be a little costly. 
 The South African 

Although they have yet to truly open up their chequebook, too. 
 The Guardian 

Effective scouting operations should be able to get by without an outsized chequebook. 
 The Guardian 

Borrowers can then use a chequebook to draw on the money. 
 The Irish Times 

I go always straight to the point. She opened a chequebook. 
 The Longest Journey 

Keep up the gym, balance the chequebook and stay away from the Botox. 
 The South African 

THE power of the Richmond chequebook cemented the new age. 
 The Irish Times 

Rouben Azizian likened the lobbying to the former chequebook diplomacy between China and Taiwan. 
 Radio NZ 

Someone at Netflix in Australia had a chequebook and the authority to use it. 
 Radio NZ 

Amazingly, my chequebook had survived, and was only slightly stained by the red wine. 
 Silks 

An open chequebook will not be among his weapons. 
 The Guardian 

We should not assume that charities will suddenly expand when the state withdraws its chequebook. 
 The Guardian 

Step two may involve a chequebook or credit card. 
 The Irish Times 

He saw the yellow backed chequebook upon the table. 
 Beyond the City 

I didn't put it in the chequebook though I still kept it in my head. 
 A Moveable Feast 

chequebook

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Catalan

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Meanings of chequebook in English