bank clerk

American  

noun

British.

1. teller.

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bank clerk British  

noun

1. an employee of a bank

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Etymology

Origin of bank clerk

First recorded in 1820–30

Example Sentences

Al Futtaim, whose eponymous company operates more than two dozen malls across the region, rose from working as a bank clerk to creating a $16 billion dollar business empire.

From Seattle Times

DeFi eliminates human intermediaries like brokers, bank clerks and traders, and instead uses algorithms to execute financial transactions, such as lending and borrowing.

From New York Times

Reynolds stars as a kind and wholesome - but ultimately quite ordinary - bank clerk named Guy.

From BBC

His mother was a bank clerk, and his father – a Jewish immigrant from Eastern Europe – was a tailor who had received a Purple Heart while serving in the Army during World War I.

From Seattle Times

He let bank clerks go and demanded that the authorities invite journalists so that he could make a statement.

From Seattle Times