1、account 賬戶
例：When the debt is cleared- as it must be by the time the customer retires- and the account goes into credit， it will attract interest at about 5 per cent.
2、account 客戶，生意往來關(guān)系
例：The firm is one of our major accounts.
3、accountancy 會(huì)計(jì)工作
例： To her， accountancy was a means to find out about business and be paid at the same time.
4、accounts 賬目
例：The financial director was accused of falsifying the company accounts.
5、accounts 會(huì)計(jì)部門 即 accounts department
例： She works in accounts.
6、accounts manager 會(huì)計(jì)部經(jīng)理
7、accounts payable 應(yīng)付賬款
例： Accounts payable is created when a firm deals with suppliers who extend credit.
8、accounts receivable 應(yīng)收賬款
例： Assets include cash， accounts receivable， inventory， property and equipment， and patents.
9、achievable 切實(shí)可行的，可達(dá)到的
例： Your objectives should be relevant to the job you have applied for and achievable.
10、Achilles' heel 原意為阿基里斯的腳踵，引申為致命弱點(diǎn)
例： However， an Achilles' heel can usually be found that allows the headhunter to persuade them that they are， in fact， wanting to change.
例：When the debt is cleared- as it must be by the time the customer retires- and the account goes into credit， it will attract interest at about 5 per cent.
2、account 客戶，生意往來關(guān)系
例：The firm is one of our major accounts.
3、accountancy 會(huì)計(jì)工作
例： To her， accountancy was a means to find out about business and be paid at the same time.
4、accounts 賬目
例：The financial director was accused of falsifying the company accounts.
5、accounts 會(huì)計(jì)部門 即 accounts department
例： She works in accounts.
6、accounts manager 會(huì)計(jì)部經(jīng)理
7、accounts payable 應(yīng)付賬款
例： Accounts payable is created when a firm deals with suppliers who extend credit.
8、accounts receivable 應(yīng)收賬款
例： Assets include cash， accounts receivable， inventory， property and equipment， and patents.
9、achievable 切實(shí)可行的，可達(dá)到的
例： Your objectives should be relevant to the job you have applied for and achievable.
10、Achilles' heel 原意為阿基里斯的腳踵，引申為致命弱點(diǎn)
例： However， an Achilles' heel can usually be found that allows the headhunter to persuade them that they are， in fact， wanting to change.