automated-teller machine
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of automated-teller machine
First recorded in 1970–75
Example Sentences
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But the biggest obstacle is that home computers have no way to produce hard cash, so they fail to eliminate a customer's periodic trek to the bank or automated-teller machine.
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It is, in short, one of the great conveniences of modern technology: the ATM, or automated-teller machine.
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There's no mistaking an automated-teller machine for a bank teller.
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Last winter another nearby bank installed an automated-teller machine, but Smith notes that it is hardly ever used.
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The prototype unit looks like an automated-teller machine, but it issues information rather than cash.
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