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B1someone whokeepsorexaminestherecordsofmoneyreceived,paid, andowedby acompanyorperson: 会计；会计师 afirmof accountants会计师事务所 Comparecomptrollerformal controller Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examplesan accountant - accountantMy accountant takes care of my taxes.
- bookkeeperWe hired a bookkeeper to take care of the business accounts.
- comptrollerThis needs to be run past the Chief Comptroller's Office.
- controllerShe became the corporate controller after working for years in the accountancy department.
See more results » - Any accountantworththeirsaltshould beawareof thelatestchangesintaxation.
- His accountant hadaidedandabettedhim in thefraud.
- Theuppermiddleclasstendto go intobusinessor theprofessions,becoming, forexample,lawyers,doctorsor accountants.
- Trainee accountantsaverage£12,000peryear.
- At the end of theyear, the accountant goes over thebooks.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesAccounting - accountancy
- accounting
- accounts
- annualized
- arrears
- auditor
- balance
- balance sheet
- bean counter
- bill
- budget
- capital
- double entry bookkeeping
- false accounting
- forensic accountant
- forensic accounting
- fraudulent accounting
- loss
- unaudited
- writesomethingdown
See more results » accountant| American Dictionarysomeone whokeepsorexaminestherecordsofmoneyreceived,paid, andowedby acompanyorperson: accountant| Business Englishapersonorcompanywhosejobispreparingthefinancialrecordsofpeople,companies, ororganizations: According tofigurescompiledfor accountant KPMG, year-on-year thenegativetradingstatementswere down 10% See alsocertified management accountant certified public accountant chartered accountant chartered certified accountant cost accountant forensic accountant Examplesofaccountantaccountant The development of accountants paralleled that of solicitors, though solicitors were usually in the forefront.From theCambridge English Corpus Thereafter, with their traditional intake now going to university, solicitors and accountants were increasingly compelled to accept graduates in large numbers.From theCambridge English Corpus The social epistemologist's own position as scienceaccountantwill then be formally presented in terms of four accountability conditions for critico-instrumental rationality.From theCambridge English Corpus This is also true for independent experts recruited among lawyers, accountants and academics.From theCambridge English Corpus He wasaccountantto the overseers and highway surveyors, and clerk to the local friendly society.From theCambridge English Corpus This article examines the policies towards graduates of three large professions, those of schoolteachers, solicitors, and accountants.From theCambridge English Corpus There is no consistent discourse across different contexts (the laboratory, the accountant's office, the requisitions store), and the same individuals adjust their roles accordingly.From theCambridge English Corpus Bureaucrats and accountants were to control theatres and require the art to ape industry and commerce.From theCambridge English Corpus If accountants do not believe in financial concepts of value, why should the rest of the population?From theCambridge English Corpus Consequently, the role of socialaccountantis detached from that of political agent.From theCambridge English Corpus In contrast, the social epistemologist sides with the "reflexivists" in science studies, that science accountants must situate themselves in the accounts they give.From theCambridge English Corpus Nevertheless, the mundane record of how local government was financed has attracted few students, until accountants ventured to fill the gap.From theCambridge English Corpus There were also accountants, lawyers, doctors, coal merchants, inn and hotel keepers, grocers and butchers all aged over 65.From theCambridge English Corpus Here economic calculation may play a variety of roles, ranging from the influencing of research agendas to the construction of theaccountant-scientist.From theCambridge English Corpus The memo(s) from theaccountantwere about the delinquent tax return.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |