giro|giros in English

noun

[gi·ro || 'dʒaɪrəʊ]

(British) credit transfer system between public institutions

Use "giro|giros" in a sentence

1. I'll pay by giro , ie using the giro system.

2. My giro hasn't arrived yet.

3. The British Post Office giro system is called the National Giro / Girobank.

4. Giro delle Creste Skyrace, Pisogne

5. Christopher's ￡10 giro is due.

6. You can pay the electricity bill by bank giro or by bank giro credit.

7. Trying to manage on your giro?

8. The money was transferred by giro.

9. My giro hasn't arrived this week.

10. Settlement account balances (liabilities), including the float of giro transfers

11. He pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing the giro.

12. This explains why banks can offer direct debit more cheaply to payees than acceptance giros.

13. Money has been credited to your account by bank giro.

14. At first he has no money, until he collects his giro.

15. Giro Stylus Men's Road Cycling Shoes 4.6 out of 5 stars 27

16. All fees are payable by cash, Nets, Giro or cheque in Singapore dollar.

17. Modern electronic bill payment is similar to the use of giro.

18. She didn't know how she would manage until her next giro.

19. The giro was ￡ the fare was ￡12 and I stayed about six days.

20. Some will spend their giro cheque on a room in a lodging house.

21. he/she alters bank accounts or postal giro accounts without notifying the authorising officer in advance

22. Optical fiber giro with piezoelectric ceramic phase modulator can improve checkout sensitivity and range of measurement.

23. The acceptance giro system also has significant administrative advantages for payees who operate with an automated accounting system.

24. It is easy for families to run out of money before the weekly giro arrives.

25. Schools clothing grant giro, my medical card, fishing rods, my son's snooker cue all stolen.