plural accounts
plural accounts
Learner's definition of ACCOUNT
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a [count] : a record of money that has been paid and money that has been received : bill账;账单 — see also expense account b accounts [plural] : records of income and expenses账目 -
We always keep very good accounts.我们总是把账记得很清楚。
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an accounts department财务部
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The company's accounts show a profit this year: our accounts receivable exceed our accounts payable. [=the money owed to us exceeds the money we owe]公司账目显示我们今年有盈利,应收账款超出了应付账款。
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[count] : an arrangement in which a bank keeps a record of the money that a person puts in and takes out of the bank账户;户头 -
We opened new accounts at a bank last week.我们上周在银行开了新的账户。
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I took out my money and closed my account.我取出了钱,结清了账户。
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You can withdraw up to $1,000 a day from your account.你一天最多可从账户上提取1000美元。
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Every week, she puts/deposits a part of her paycheck into a separate account.她每周把部分薪水存入一个单独账户。
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setting up a bank account开立个银行账户
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My wife and I keep our money in a joint account. [=an account that both of us can use]妻子和我把钱存入一个共同账户。
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often used before another noun常用于另一名词前 — see also checking account, savings account 3
[count] : a company's record of the products or services used by a customer and of the money that the customer owes or has paid to the company(公司的)账目记录;(客户的)赊账 -
I don't have the money right now. Put it on my account. = Charge it to my account.我没有现钱,把它记在我的账上吧。
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If you return the clothes, the store will credit your account. [=you will not have to pay for the clothes]如果你把衣服退了,商店会把钱退到你的账户上。
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When do you intend to settle your account? [=pay what you owe]你打算什么时候结清账款?
— see also charge account, credit account ◊ In figurative use, to settle an account or to settle accounts with someone is to do something that brings a final end to an argument, disagreement, etc.(比喻用法)跟某人算账,做了断
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[count] : a business arrangement in which a person or company regularly buys products or services from a particular company客户 -
She makes sure that all of the company's accounts [=customers, clients] make the necessary payments.她要确保公司所有的客户都付应付款项。
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We just lost the Smith account.我们刚失去史密斯公司这个客户。
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That company was one of our biggest/best accounts.那家公司是我们最大/最好的客户之一。
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She will be our account manager. [=the person who manages our account]她将成为我们的客户经理。
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[count] : an arrangement in which a person uses the Internet or e-mail services of a particular company网络账户;电子邮件账户 6
[count] : a description of an event or situation : a story or report about something描述;叙述;报道 -
personal/firsthand/eyewitness accounts from the war对战况的身临其境的报道/第一手报道/见证报道
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According to one account, the party was a complete disaster.有一种说法是,那次聚会完全搞砸了。
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She gave the police a full/complete/detailed account of what happened.她向警方讲述了事情的整个/全部/详细经过。
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We read an account of her trip to Paris.我们读了一篇关于她巴黎之行的报道。
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a written account of his long and successful career关于他漫长而成功的职业生涯的书面报道。
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[count] : a list or description of facts描述;介绍 -
Our goal is to give an accurate account of the process.我们的目标就是对这一过程进行准确的描述。
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an account of how the system works关于这一系统运作方法的介绍
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The document is an account of the country's reasons for going to war.这份文件介绍了这个国家参战的种种原因。
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[count] : a reason or explanation for an action理由;解释;根据 —
often used in the formal phrase on that account常用于正式短语on that account 9
[noncount] formal : value or importance价值;重要性 —
used in the phrases of no account and of little account用于短语of no account和of little account -
He felt that his opinions were of no account to the others. [=he thought that the other people didn't care about his opinions]他觉得其他人并不在乎他的意见。
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It's of little account what I may think about it.我对这件事的看法并不重要。
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bring/call (someone) to account
: to require (someone) to explain and accept punishment or criticism for bad or wrong behavior质询;质问;责问
by/from all accounts
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By all accounts, the band put on a great show. [=everyone says that the band put on a great show]据各方面反映,乐队演出非常成功。
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She was, by all accounts, good at her job.大家都说她的工作做得很好。
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They seemed, from all accounts, to have a happy marriage.大家都认为他们的婚姻很美满。
by your own account
: according to what you have said about your own life or experiences根据某人自己的说法 -
By her own account, that was the worst performance of her career. [=she said that was her worst performance]据她自己说,那是她职业生涯中表现最差的一次。
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They had, by their own account, a wonderful time.听他们说,他们过得很愉快。
give a good account of yourself
: to perform well especially in a competition(尤指在比赛中)表现出色
on account of
: because of : for the reason of因为;由于;出于的缘故 -
The game was canceled on account of the rain.因为下雨比赛取消了。
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They were treated badly on account of their beliefs.他们因为自己的信仰而受到了不公正的待遇。
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On account of his bad behavior, he will not be allowed to play with the new toy.因为他表现不好,所以不让他玩新玩具。
on no account
chiefly British or not on any account
: for no reason : under no circumstances —
used to say that something will not or should not happen(用于说明某事不会或不该发生)决不,绝不可以
on someone's account
: because of someone : in order to please someone为了某人的缘故
on your own account
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: by yourself : on your own : without the help of others独自;独立地 2
: for your own sake : in order to make a situation good for yourself为了自身利益
take (something) into account
or take account of (something)
: to think about (something) before doing something (such as making a decision) : consider考虑到;顾及 -
Try to take our feelings into account. [=try to think about how we will feel]尽量也考虑下我们的感受。
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Other issues must be taken into account before a choice can be made.在做出选择之前必须考虑到其他问题。
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She did very well on the test when you take into account how little she studied.考虑到她没学多少内容,她已经考得很好了。
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She takes no account of my feelings. [=she doesn't consider how I feel]她没有顾及我的感受。
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The new health plan fails to take account of the fact that many people cannot pay for their medicine.新的健康计划没有考虑到许多人付不起药费这个事实。
turn (something) to (good) account
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: to gain or profit from (something) : to take advantage of (something)从…获利;利用 2 account /əˈkaʊnt/ verb
accounts; accounted; accounting
accounts; accounted; accounting
Learner's definition of ACCOUNT
[+ object] formal
: to think of (someone or something) in a specified way看作;认为;视为 —
usually used as (be) accounted通常用作(be) accounted
account for
[phrasal verb] 1 account for (something)
a : to give a reason or explanation for (something)解释;说明 -
Eventually, you will need to account for your actions/behavior.你终究得对自己的行为做出解释。
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How do you account for [=explain] your success?你认为自己是怎样取得成功的?
◊ The informal saying there's no accounting for taste means that there is no way to understand why some people like something while other people do not.人各有所好;萝卜青菜各有所爱。
b : to be the cause of (something)引起;导致 -
The disease accounted for over 10,000 deaths last year.去年,这种病导致1万多人死亡。
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These new features account for the computer's higher price.这些新功能使得这款电脑价格较高。
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The disease cannot be accounted for [=explained] by genetics alone. There must be other causes as well.仅从遗传学的角度难以解释这种疾病,一定还有其他病因。
c : to make up or form (a part of something)组成 d US : to think about (something) before doing something : to take (something) into consideration将…纳入考虑范围 2 account for (someone or something)
a : to show what happened to (someone or something)对…做出说明;对做出解释 : to know the location of (someone or something)知道下落;明白去处 -
The government couldn't account for millions of dollars of the taxpayers' money.政府无法说明将纳税人数百万的资金用在何处。
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Is everyone accounted for? [=do we know where everyone is?]所有人的下落都知道了吗?
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All present and accounted for. [=everyone who is supposed to be here is here]该到的人都到齐了。
b : to destroy or kill (someone or something)摧毁;消灭 also chiefly British : to defeat or beat (someone or something)击败;战胜