auditors
Pronunciation: [ˈɔːdɪtərz]
Word
Context: “finance”
(noun) people who check the financial records of a company to make sure everything is correct. If someone wants to know if a company's money reports are true, they hire auditors to take a look.
Example
The auditors found that the company's finances were in order and did not need any corrections.
Example
The auditors did not find the records accurate, which raised some concerns.
Example
What do the auditors say about the financial report this year?
Context: “education”
(noun) students who attend a class without getting credit or grading. These students might just want to learn something new without worrying about grades.
Example
Several auditors joined the art class to explore their creativity.
Example
There were no auditors in the chemistry class this semester, so everyone was graded.
Example
How many auditors are attending the philosophy course this term?
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