我眼中的会计英文

会计的英文：accounting

读音：英 [ə'kaʊntɪŋ]   美 [ə'kaʊntɪŋ]

n. 会计，会计学；账单

v. 解释（account的ing形式）；叙述

词汇搭配

1、Accounting Manager 会计部经理

2、accounting assistant 助理会计

3、cost accounting 成本会计

4、creative accounting 创造性会计

常见句型：

1、Our manager is conversant with account system.

我们的经理精通会计制度。

2、Please do not mistake bookkeeping for accounting.

不可将簿记与会计混为一谈。

3、I know nothing about accounting.

我对会计学一无所知。

同义词辨析：

1、treasurer

读音：英 ['treʒərə(r)]   美 ['treʒərər]

释义：n. 会计；出纳员；司库

例句：His father was treasurer of the club.

他父亲曾任俱乐部的会计。

2、bursar

读音：英 ['bɜːsə(r)]   美 ['bɜːrsər]

释义：n. 会计；财务主管；司库

例句：Did you manage to speak to the bursar about my salary?

关于我的薪金问题，你是否已经向会计疏通过?

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