giro

/ˈdʒaɪroʊ/
noun
  1. A system of electronic payment or transfer of money, especially in Europe, where money is moved directly from one bank account to another.
    • Many European countries use the giro system for paying bills.
    • She set up a monthly giro to send money to her savings account.
    • I paid my rent using a giro transfer from my bank account.
  2. A check or payment order issued by a government agency, such as for welfare or pension benefits.
    • He received his unemployment giro in the mail every two weeks.
    • She cashed her giro at the post office.
    • The pension giro arrived just before the holiday.
  3. A circular or rotating movement; a spin or whirl.
    • The dancer performed a graceful giro across the stage.
    • The gyroscope maintains its balance through a constant giro.
    • The car spun into a giro on the icy road.
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