banker
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2.1
- noun
- /ˈbæŋkər/
:
banquero
- The third one I interacted with was a banker who lived in Singapore.
- central bankers
- investment banker
- bankers lend money
How do I run Facebook ads for a banker in Poland?
- How do I run Facebook ads for a banker in Poland?
- So like yuppies, you know, like young bankers, young IT guys.
- They owned real estate and were bankers and lawyers and had careers.
- His son was my banker, actually Cliff Junior.
- She found the banker who would support her.
- OK, now, Now, when he asked me this, he's a banker and he's my banker.
- She was a wealthy banker's daughter and a devout Catholic.
- We also, Jamie and I and Tori Grant and Carrie kept bankers hours.
- And those are people that a lot of people would come in contact with, bankers, lawyers and doctors.
- And he's like, I don't think he's like a banker now.
- But the politicians or the banker, they're not on the ground.
- The some of the first dominant bankers in in London.
- So he was the son of a banker in Wanker.
- Bourgeois indicates Jewish middle class banker is a Jew.
- Still, of course, it's true that bankers don't always guess right.
Examples
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I can remember making speeches all those years ago, when I was still a banker, about corporate responsibility.
Academic text (2008) -
I was waiting for a banker to drop off some cash to me.
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You can call your personal banker.
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Meghan is my top investment banker here at the firm.
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Her husband was a big-shot banker, and she'd been to Rio and everywhere.
Fiction book (1990) -
I'm a banker.
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My father was a dedicated banker who helped many families secure loans.
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As a successful banker, she specializes in investment strategies for her clients.
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The banker explained the terms of the mortgage during the meeting.
Synonyms
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5.8
A person who helps companies get money and gives advice on big company deals
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7.5
A person who manages large amounts of money for banks or companies
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2.8
A person who looks after staff and daily work at a bank branch
A banker who works in a big city's financial area, especially London
A person who works in banks or finance firms in the City of London
Compounds
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5.8
A person who helps companies get money and gives advice on big company deals
How Senior
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Banker comes from the word bank, which once meant a 'bench' or 'table' where money dealers sat, plus the ending -er meaning 'one who does something'. So a banker is the person who works at the money table and manages other people's money.