by cheque

基本解釋

I think you can draw on this account by cheque in shopping.
我以爲(wèi)你購(gòu)物時(shí)可用支票提款支付。
There is a legendary exam question about a traveller who paid for a meal on a remote island by cheque.
據(jù)說(shuō)有一道考試題目，講的是一位旅行者在一座偏僻小島上，用支票來(lái)付飯錢。
Small businesses which rely on postal delivery and payment by cheque are particularly vulnerable if postmen hang up their bags; many are looking at alternatives.
一旦郵遞員罷手不乾，依賴於郵政遞送和支票支付的小型商戶又非常脆弱；很多人都在找退路。
ecocn.org

In most wealthy countries, even cash-obsessed Germany, such transactions are done by bank-to-bank transfer, direct debit or, at a minimum, by cheque.
ECONOMIST: Direct debit
The euro was introduced at the start of this year for non-cash transactions only (such as electronic-funds transfers, and payments by cheque or credit card).
ECONOMIST: The euro’s in-and-out club
Consumers wanting to buy goods by mail order may be unable to pay by cheque because the seller will be unwilling to accept a payment that carries a levy of nearly 25%.
ECONOMIST: Borders and barriers