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1. (n.) accountant
a person skilled or trained in accounting, esp. one in charge of the financial accounts of a company or organization.
Etymology: (1425–75; late ME
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| Definition of 'accountant' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) accountant, comptroller, controller
someone who maintains and audits business accounts
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1. (noun) accountant
sb who keeps or inspects financial records
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| Definition of 'accountant' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) accountant
accountable
2. (noun) accountant
one who renders account; one accountable
3. (noun) accountant
a reckoner
4. (noun) accountant
one who is skilled in, keeps, or adjusts, accounts; an officer in a public office, who has charge of the accounts
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Sense: a keeper or inspector of (money) accounts
He employs an accountant to deal with his income tax.
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Afrikaans: rekenmeester |
Arabic: مُحَاسِب |
Bulgarian: счетоводител |
Brazilian: contador |
Czech: účetní, revizor účtů |
German: der/die Buchhalter(in) |
Danish: bogholder; regnskabsfører |
Greek: λογιστής |
Spanish: contable |
Estonian: raamatupidaja, revident |
Farsi: حسابدار |
Finnish: kirjanpitäjä |
French: comptable |
Hebrew: רוֹאֶה חֶשְׁבּוֹן |
Hindi: लेखाकार |
Croatian: računovođa |
Hungarian: könyvelő |
Indonesian: akuntan |
Icelandic: bókari, endurskoðandi |
Italian: ragioniere |
Japanese: 会計士 |
Korean: 회계사 |
Lithuanian: buhalteris, sąskaitininka |
Latvian: grāmatvedis; rēķinvedis |
Malay: akauntan |
Dutch: accountant |
Norwegian: regnskapsfører, bokholder |
Polish: księgowy |
Persian: حسابدار |
Pashto: حساپ لرونكي |
Portuguese: contabilista |
Romanian: contabil |
Russian: бухгалтер |
Slovak: účtovník, kontrolór účtov |
Slovenian: računovodja |
Serbian: računovođa |
Swedish: kamrer, revisor |
Thai: นักบัญชี |
Turkish: muhasebeci |
Taiwanese: 會計 |
Ukrainian: бухгалтер |
Urdu: حساب کتاب میں ماہر ، منیم |
Vietnamese: nhân viên kế toán |
Chinese: 会计 |
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