Definition of money order in English:

money order

noun

A printed order for payment of a specified sum, issued by a bank or Post Office.
（银行或邮局的）汇票，汇款单
Example sentencesExamples
- A few hours later the guy called back and told Rainman he'd received the money order yesterday.
- Once the money order is sent to the head office or the local branch, the books are despatched in a gift packet.
- The post office is closed by now, so we can go tomorrow to buy the money order so you can mail it in, she told him.
- I used a money order to pay off my credit card bill.
- Pay by certified cheque or money order, not cash.
- They haven't even received the money order yet.
- At most drug-sale sites, anyone can make a purchase with cash, a money order, or a credit card.
- You can fill in the form on page 2, and mail it with your cheque or money order for $17.42, and we'll send you a copy of the book.
- A few minutes later, a postman brought a money order, a princely sum remitted by a devotee.
- The next morning, she went to the post office and sent a postal money order for the full amount of the cash she had to the name and address her husband had given her.
- It is very important that you write the transit number on your cheque or money order.
- They can cash payroll checks for just $3, transfer money to Mexico for $9.46, and buy a money order for 46 cents.
- She walked to the post office, where she bought a money order, and mailed the letter.
- The plaintiff was advised that he would be required to make a payment of $6,000 and was instructed to bring a money order in that amount with him.
- US customers should use an international money order.
- If you do get caught up in this situation, take your money order to a post office rather than a bank.
- Don't take any bidding action that requires you to pay through Western Union, a money order, or a wire transfer.
- Before we agreed to take a break, I slipped his landlord a money order to pay his rent without him knowing because I knew he was in a financial bind and could really use it.
- Mike made arrangements to send a money order from the local convenience store, and two days later, he mailed it away, along with eighty dollars in cash.
- Typically we have paid them out through post offices and we send a postal money order to a post office.
Synonyms
payment, settlement, money, fee

Definition of money order in US English:

money order

nounˈmənē ˌôrdərˈməni ˌɔrdər

A printed order for payment of a specified sum, issued by a bank or Post Office.
（银行或邮局的）汇票，汇款单
Example sentencesExamples
- They can cash payroll checks for just $3, transfer money to Mexico for $9.46, and buy a money order for 46 cents.
- US customers should use an international money order.
- You can fill in the form on page 2, and mail it with your cheque or money order for $17.42, and we'll send you a copy of the book.
- Mike made arrangements to send a money order from the local convenience store, and two days later, he mailed it away, along with eighty dollars in cash.
- It is very important that you write the transit number on your cheque or money order.
- Before we agreed to take a break, I slipped his landlord a money order to pay his rent without him knowing because I knew he was in a financial bind and could really use it.
- They haven't even received the money order yet.
- Typically we have paid them out through post offices and we send a postal money order to a post office.
- She walked to the post office, where she bought a money order, and mailed the letter.
- I used a money order to pay off my credit card bill.
- If you do get caught up in this situation, take your money order to a post office rather than a bank.
- The next morning, she went to the post office and sent a postal money order for the full amount of the cash she had to the name and address her husband had given her.
- At most drug-sale sites, anyone can make a purchase with cash, a money order, or a credit card.
- A few minutes later, a postman brought a money order, a princely sum remitted by a devotee.
- Once the money order is sent to the head office or the local branch, the books are despatched in a gift packet.
- Pay by certified cheque or money order, not cash.
- The plaintiff was advised that he would be required to make a payment of $6,000 and was instructed to bring a money order in that amount with him.
- Don't take any bidding action that requires you to pay through Western Union, a money order, or a wire transfer.
- The post office is closed by now, so we can go tomorrow to buy the money order so you can mail it in, she told him.
- A few hours later the guy called back and told Rainman he'd received the money order yesterday.
Synonyms
payment, settlement, money, fee

词汇	money order
释义	Definition of money order in English: money order noun A printed order for payment of a specified sum, issued by a bank or Post Office. （银行或邮局的）汇票，汇款单 Example sentencesExamples A few hours later the guy called back and told Rainman he'd received the money order yesterday. Once the money order is sent to the head office or the local branch, the books are despatched in a gift packet. The post office is closed by now, so we can go tomorrow to buy the money order so you can mail it in, she told him. I used a money order to pay off my credit card bill. Pay by certified cheque or money order, not cash. They haven't even received the money order yet. At most drug-sale sites, anyone can make a purchase with cash, a money order, or a credit card. You can fill in the form on page 2, and mail it with your cheque or money order for $17.42, and we'll send you a copy of the book. A few minutes later, a postman brought a money order, a princely sum remitted by a devotee. The next morning, she went to the post office and sent a postal money order for the full amount of the cash she had to the name and address her husband had given her. It is very important that you write the transit number on your cheque or money order. They can cash payroll checks for just $3, transfer money to Mexico for $9.46, and buy a money order for 46 cents. She walked to the post office, where she bought a money order, and mailed the letter. The plaintiff was advised that he would be required to make a payment of $6,000 and was instructed to bring a money order in that amount with him. US customers should use an international money order. If you do get caught up in this situation, take your money order to a post office rather than a bank. Don't take any bidding action that requires you to pay through Western Union, a money order, or a wire transfer. Before we agreed to take a break, I slipped his landlord a money order to pay his rent without him knowing because I knew he was in a financial bind and could really use it. Mike made arrangements to send a money order from the local convenience store, and two days later, he mailed it away, along with eighty dollars in cash. Typically we have paid them out through post offices and we send a postal money order to a post office. Synonyms payment, settlement, money, fee Definition of money order in US English: money order nounˈmənē ˌôrdərˈməni ˌɔrdər A printed order for payment of a specified sum, issued by a bank or Post Office. （银行或邮局的）汇票，汇款单 Example sentencesExamples They can cash payroll checks for just $3, transfer money to Mexico for $9.46, and buy a money order for 46 cents. US customers should use an international money order. You can fill in the form on page 2, and mail it with your cheque or money order for $17.42, and we'll send you a copy of the book. Mike made arrangements to send a money order from the local convenience store, and two days later, he mailed it away, along with eighty dollars in cash. It is very important that you write the transit number on your cheque or money order. Before we agreed to take a break, I slipped his landlord a money order to pay his rent without him knowing because I knew he was in a financial bind and could really use it. They haven't even received the money order yet. Typically we have paid them out through post offices and we send a postal money order to a post office. She walked to the post office, where she bought a money order, and mailed the letter. I used a money order to pay off my credit card bill. If you do get caught up in this situation, take your money order to a post office rather than a bank. The next morning, she went to the post office and sent a postal money order for the full amount of the cash she had to the name and address her husband had given her. At most drug-sale sites, anyone can make a purchase with cash, a money order, or a credit card. A few minutes later, a postman brought a money order, a princely sum remitted by a devotee. Once the money order is sent to the head office or the local branch, the books are despatched in a gift packet. Pay by certified cheque or money order, not cash. The plaintiff was advised that he would be required to make a payment of $6,000 and was instructed to bring a money order in that amount with him. Don't take any bidding action that requires you to pay through Western Union, a money order, or a wire transfer. The post office is closed by now, so we can go tomorrow to buy the money order so you can mail it in, she told him. A few hours later the guy called back and told Rainman he'd received the money order yesterday. Synonyms payment, settlement, money, fee
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