money dealer
- noun
- /ˈmʌni ˈdiːlər/
- As a money dealer, she was responsible for overseeing large cash transactions.
Examples
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The money dealer made significant investments on behalf of his clients.
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The government regulates the activities of every licensed money dealer in the country.
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The money dealer offered me a great interest rate.
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Many money dealers operate in the city.
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As a money dealer, she facilitated numerous financial transactions for clients.
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The money dealer provided expert advice on how to invest funds wisely.
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Every licensed money dealer must follow strict regulatory guidelines to ensure transparency.
Synonyms
A person who manages large amounts of money for businesses
A person who receives, manages and pays out money for a company
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The compound is directly compositional: a B1 learner who knows 'money' and 'dealer' can infer it refers to a person who deals with or handles money (trades, invests, or pays out money). This follows a regular noun + noun compounding pattern found cross-linguistically, so the meaning is predictable from the constituents.
Etymology
Money dealer comes from the simple picture of a dealer who 'deals' out money at a table, like a card dealer gives out cards. So a money dealer is someone who professionally 'handles' or moves money for other people.