cajero

cashier

noun kah-HEH-roh Rare

Also means

ATM

Usage Note

Cajero has two common meanings: a cashier (person) at a shop or bank, and a cajero automático (ATM, cash machine). In everyday speech el cajero alone often means the ATM. The feminine form is cajera. In Spain cajero in the person sense is common; in Latin America caja or cobrador may be used instead.

Examples

"Saqué dinero del cajero automático esta mañana."

Natural Translation

I withdrew money from the ATM this morning.

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