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cash desk

British  

noun

  1. a counter or till in a shop where purchases are paid for

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Hayes and Palombo asked the cash desk to submit those rates "high" or "low" to help their bank's trades.

From BBC

Carcasses of animals - two pigs, three geese and a hare - hang upside down on the wall while two women in long loose robes pose behind the cash desk.

From BBC

The traders would then frequently make requests for the Libor submitters on the cash desk to put in "high" or "low" Libor estimates.

From BBC

After breakfast, Elinor asked at the cash desk which was the best hotel in town.

From Literature

On cross-examination, she said she did not see the two reporters in her restaurant on Dec. 12, although she also said that from her position at the cash desk she would not have seen guests sitting at tables outside the restaurant.

From Reuters