accountant
Pronunciation: [əˈkaʊntənt]
Word
Context: “job profession”
(noun) an accountant is a person whose job is to help people or businesses keep track of their money. They record how much money comes in and goes out, and they make sure everything adds up correctly.
Example
The accountant helped the company find ways to save money on taxes.
Example
Without an accountant, the budget for the project was a complete mess.
Example
What does the accountant say about our finances this quarter?
Context: “financial recordkeeping”
(noun) an accountant also refers to the financial recordkeeping itself. It means keeping track of all financial activities in a clear and organized way.
Example
The accountant provided a detailed report of all expenses for the year.
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The accountant's records were so disorganized that no one could understand the finances.
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How does the accountant manage all the financial records for the company?
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