Translations for „chequebook“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈcheque·book, checkbook N Am

chequebook

Scheckheft nt

chequebook

Scheckbuch nt

cheque·book ˈjour·nal·ism N

chequebook journalism

Scheckbuchjournalismus m sl

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English

No stranger to chequebook journalism, the netballer, a favourite of the glossy women's mags, is regularly seen in paid-for features.

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General managers, prepare your pitches and owners, open your chequebooks.

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A caretaker uses a senior's chequebook to pinch a few dollars here and there.

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She came back to the next one with her chequebook.

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Alternatively, cheques may be recorded in a separate ledger, such as at the back of a chequebook.

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We want it to be clear it's not a case of us flashing our chequebook.

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The guarantee card is no more -- but the chequebook has been saved.

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If your account number changes you will need a new card and a new chequebook straight away.

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But as his artists begin to obtain superstar status, the big labels come in waving chequebooks and making offers that can't be refused.

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The phrase chequebook journalism is a pejorative and rhetorical term.

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