accounts

UK
/əˈkaʊnts/
US
/əˈkaʊnts/

Translations

accountsnoun
Used as an uncountable noun meaning either a company’s financial records or the department that keeps them.
отчётностьфинансовые документы организации
The company's accounts show a healthy profit for the year.
Отчётность компании показывает значительную прибыль за год.
She works in accounts at a large advertising agency.
Она работает в бухгалтерии крупного рекламного агентства.
Additional translations
учётреже, обобщённое значение финансовых записей
accountsadjective
Attributive use before another noun to denote relation to financial accounts.
The firm hired an accounts manager to oversee billing.
Компания наняла бухгалтерского менеджера для контроля выставления счетов.
accountnoun

accounts

pl

accounts
pl
UK
/əˈkaʊnt/
US
/əˈkaʊnt/
счётфинансы, банковский счёт или счёт у поставщика
I need to check my bank account balance.
Мне нужно проверить баланс моего банковского счёта.
учётная записьв цифровых сервисах
I forgot the password to my email account.
Я забыл пароль от своей учётной записи электронной почты.
The manager asked for a detailed account of the meeting.
Менеджер попросил подробный отчёт о встрече.
описаниео событии или опыте
He gave a detailed account of his travels through Europe.
Он дал подробное описание своих путешествий по Европе.
Additional translations
рассказо событиях или опыте
объяснениев значении объяснения причин или обстоятельств
значениеобычно в выражениях little/no account
клиентв бизнесе, рекламе и продажах
аккаунтразг., в интернете и цифровых сервисах
accountverb

accounts

accounted
Past Simple
accounted
Past Participle
accounting
Gerund
UK
/əˈkaʊnt/
US
/əˈkaʊnt/
учитыватьв бухгалтерском учёте и отчётности
You need to account for all the expenses in the report.
Вам нужно учитывать все расходы в отчёте.
отчитыватьсяв конструкции account to sb for sth
The manager must account to the board for the company's performance.
Менеджер должен отчитываться перед советом о результатах работы компании.
объяснятьв конструкции account for
Can you account for your absence at the meeting?
Можете объяснить своё отсутствие на собрании?
считатьв конструкции account sb/sth as
She accounted him as a trustworthy friend.
Она считала его надёжным другом.
Additional translations
обусловливатьо причине или факторе

Definitions

accountsnoun
The financial records of an organization; bookkeeping figures.
The company’s accounts show a healthy profit for the year.
The department of a business that deals with financial record-keeping.
She works in accounts at a large advertising agency.
accountsadjective
Relating to accounting or financial record-keeping.
The firm hired an accounts manager to oversee billing.
accountnoun
A record or statement of financial expenditure and receipts relating to a particular period or purpose.
The treasurer prepared an account of the committee's spending for the year.
A report or description of an event or experience.
He gave a detailed account of his travels through Europe.
An arrangement by which a body holds funds on behalf of a client or supplies goods or services to the client on credit.
The company opened an account with the supplier to streamline their purchasing process.
A customer or client relationship handled by a business or professional, especially in advertising or sales.
The advertising firm won a major automobile account.
Importance, value, or consideration (often in negative or idiomatic expressions).
Their concerns were of little account to the committee.
A user profile or subscription that grants access to a computer system, website, or online service.
You must create an account before you can post messages on the forum.
accountverb
To consider or regard in a specified way.
She accounted him as a trustworthy friend.
To provide an explanation or justification for something.
He had to account for his actions during the meeting.
To be the reason or cause for something.
The heavy rain accounts for the delay in the construction project.
To keep a record of financial transactions.
The company accountant accounts for all the expenses and revenues.