counting room
The term "counting room" historically refers to a room where financial transactions and bookkeeping are managed, a concept that originated in the Middle Ages.
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Definition
B2Finance
(technical)A secure area for counting and handling cash, often found in banks, casinos, or large retail establishments.
Example
- The casino's counting room is equipped with high-security measures to protect the cash.
B2Business
(historical)An office where financial records and books are kept and managed.
Example
- The company's counting room was always busy at the end of the fiscal year.
B2Elections
(modern)A location where ballots are counted during an election.
Example
- Volunteers gathered in the counting room to tally the votes.
Similar
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