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ach

1 American  
[ahkh] / ɑx /

interjection

German.
  1. alas; oh.


ACH 2 American  

abbreviation

  1. automated clearing houseclearinghouse: a large computer network that transfers batches of electronic funds directly between financial institutions without the use of cash, credit cards, or paper checks, thus reducing fees and enabling faster transactions, such as for recurring bill payments, direct deposit, etc.

  2. Automated Clearing House Network: the national computer network for processing electronic funds transfers between financial institutions in the United States.


ACh 3 American  

abbreviation

Biochemistry.
  1. acetylcholine.


ach British  
/ ɑːx /

interjection

  1. Also: och.  an expression of surprise, impatience, disgust, etc

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Example Sentences

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The man in the street may claim to oppose unconditional aid to Pyongyang, but he has little stom ach for tension.

From Newsweek

Ever since Queen Vic toria entered her collie and three Pomeranians in 1891, the show has been held ach year in Islington's mammoth old, red brick Royal Agricultural Hall.

From Time Magazine Archive

People have suggested I should write for the programme, but, ach, I just couldn't.

From The Guardian

Her wish is to see a new Gaelic inscription on Donnie's grave in Berlin - "Faodaidh an saoghal tighinn gu crìch ach mairidh gaol is ceòl gu bràth".

From BBC

She was born above her father's drugstore in the old German section of South St. Louis, and brought up in so deeply Germanic an environment that she still punctuates her conversations with ach and ja.

From Time Magazine Archive