Banker

Pronunciation: /ˈbæŋkər/

Definitions of banker

noun a person who is employed by a bank or works in the banking industry

Example Sentences

A1 The banker helped me open a savings account.

A2 I went to the banker to apply for a loan.

B1 The banker advised me on different investment options.

B2 As a banker, she was responsible for managing high-profile clients.

C1 The banker's expertise in financial markets was highly regarded.

C2 The banker's astute decision-making skills led to the success of the merger.

Examples of banker in a Sentence

formal The banker advised the client on the best investment options.

informal My friend's dad is a banker at the local branch.

slang I heard that new banker is making some serious cash.

figurative In the game of monopoly, the banker controls all the money.

Grammatical Forms of banker

• past tense: banked
• plural: bankers
• comparative: more banker
• superlative: most banker
• present tense: bank
• future tense: will bank
• perfect tense: have banked
• continuous tense: is banking
• singular: banker
• positive degree: banker
• infinitive: to bank
• gerund: banking
• participle: banking

Origin and Evolution of banker

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Italian

Story behind the word: The word 'banker' originated from the Italian word 'banca' which means bench or counter.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to a person who worked at a bank or financial institution, the term 'banker' has evolved to encompass individuals who work in various financial capacities, including investment banking, retail banking, and private banking.