ATM
149
1.6
- noun
- /ˈeɪ ti ɛm/
:
cajero automático
- I mean, there's an ATM at Union if you're getting off there.
- use the ATM
- ATM card
- an ATM machine
If you want to take cash out of an ATM, there are some limits in play.
- If you want to take cash out of an ATM, there are some limits in play.
- So for instance, some ATMs malfunctioned.
- What happens that day when you go to the ATM and it says closed, What's going to happen?
- They would, There was no ATM in the club and they wouldn't make change at the bar.
- So he made a third trip back to the ATM that night.
- All the sudden money starts spraying out of the ATM.
- Every, every ATM has cameras that when I am no comment.
- All right, So in the meantime, let's move on to our next topic, which is Bitcoin ATMs potentially coming to the States.
- OK, You know, so I'm thinking that this ATM machine is Gator then.
- What if she's going to the ATM and she's like, Oh my God.
Examples
-
Then I went to use ATM, my card wouldn't work.
-
I need to visit an ATM to withdraw some cash for the weekend.
-
I need to stop at an ATM, by the way.
-
You go to the ATM, what, two, three times a week?
-
Just have to hit an ATM first.
-
If you want to take cash out of an ATM, there are some limits in play.
-
But there's an ATM machine up the street, okay?
-
Fortunately, he'd just used his ATM card to get a healthy amount of money out of the bank.
Fiction book (1997) -
Why do drive through ATMs have Braille on the numbers?
-
She always checks the balance on her account at the ATM before making withdrawals.
Synonyms
9
1.9
A machine outside a bank where you take out money with a bank card and PIN
2
3.4
A machine outside banks that lets customers use a bank card to take out cash and do simple bank tasks
2
2.9
A machine outside banks that gives cash and does simple bank tasks with a card
1
2.9
A machine that gives you cash from your bank account when you use a bank card and secret number
1
2.7
A machine outside banks that gives cash and lets you do basic banking with a card and a code
A machine outside a bank that gives out money when you use a bank card and code
How Useful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
ATM comes from the phrase Automated Teller Machine. A 'teller' is a bank worker who gives out cash, so an ATM is a machine that does this automatically, which is why we use it with a card and code to get money.