exchequer UK
ɪksˈtʃɛkər
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Definition of exchequer - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
public budgetUKgovernment department managing national revenue and expenditureUK
  • The exchequer announced new budget reforms today.
fisc treasury
2.
cash storageDatedUKtreasury or place where money is keptDatedUK
  • The exchequer was responsible for managing the kingdom's wealth.
purse treasury
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Expressions with exchequer

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short-term government security
The government issued an exchequer bill to raise funds.

Origin of exchequer

Old French, eschequier (chessboard)

Terms with exchequer included in their meaning

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treasury
state treasury or exchequer
history
historical financial records of the English Exchequer

Examples of exchequer in a sentence

  • Funds were allocated by the exchequer for the new project.
  • The national exchequer faced a significant deficit this year.
  • Funds were allocated from the exchequer for public projects.

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  1. French:trésor, trésorerie, ...
  2. German:Finanzministerium, Fiskus, ...
  3. Italian:erario, tesoro, ...
  4. Spanish:hacienda, tesorería, ...
  5. Portuguese:Tesouro, erário, ...
  6. Chinese:财政部, 金库, ...
  7. Japanese:財務省, ...
  8. Arabic:الخِزانَة, خِزَانَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹצָר, קוּפָּה, ...
  10. Russian:казначейство, сокровищница, ...
  11. Ukrainian:казначейство, скарбниця, ...
  12. Hindi:वित्त मंत्रालय, कोषागार, ...
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