If you don't want people stealing from the self-checkout, you should hire workers.
Source: tatoeba (11923359)
Self-checkout
Synonyms for "self-checkout"
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Translations
13 translations across 8 languages.
Dutch
2 entries- zelfscan noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
- zelfscankassa noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
Finnish
1 entries- itsepalvelukassa noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
German
1 entries- Selbstbedienungskasse noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
Hungarian
2 entries- önkiszolgáló fizetés noun (the use of self-scan checkouts)
- önkiszolgáló pénztár/pénztárgép/kassza noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
Macedonian
2 entries- самонаплата noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
- самонаплата noun (the use of self-scan checkouts)
Māori
1 entries- paeutu kirihoko noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
Polish
2 entries- kasa samoobsługowa noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
- samoobsługa noun (the use of self-scan checkouts)
Spanish
2 entries- autopago noun (a location in shops where customers can scan and pay for their purchases themselves)
- autopago noun (the use of self-scan checkouts)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
If you didn't want people stealing from the self-checkout, you shouldn't have laid off all those workers.
Source: tatoeba (11923454)
one of the first stores to introduce self-checkout
Source: wiktionary
While self-checkout machines are often used alongside cashiers, labor unions say that tilting toward fully cashierless operations threatens the French way of life by encouraging American-style consumerism and automation, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
Source: wiktionary
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