bookkeeper
/ˈbʊkkiːpə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈʊkkˌipɚ] /ˈbʊkkiːpər/ (ame, ipa) · [bˈʊkkˌipɚ] /ˈbu̇k-ˌkē-pər How to pronounce bookkeeper (audio)/ (ame, mw)
bookkeeper — 名詞
- bookkeepersingular
- bookkeepersplural
1. someone in a company or organization who keeps careful records of money coming i
記帳員
負責記錄收支帳目的工作人員
someone in a company or organization who keeps careful records of money coming in and money going out
Eitan became the cafe's bookkeeper after two years at the front desk.
Eitan 在前台做了兩年後，成了這家咖啡館的記帳員。
work as a bookkeeper in a business
The market bookkeeper matched each fruit sale with the money in the drawer.
那家市場的記帳員把每筆水果銷售都和抽屜裡的現金核對。
bookkeeper checks sales against cash records
When April lunch fees were short, the school bookkeeper called three parents.
四月午餐費少了幾筆時，學校的記帳員打電話給三位家長。
Yara hired a part-time bookkeeper when the shop began taking online orders.
店裡開始接網路訂單後，Yara 雇了一位兼職記帳員。
By Friday evening, the clinic's bookkeeper had sent every salary record.
到星期五傍晚前，診所的記帳員已把所有薪資紀錄送出了。
- accounts clerk
close in office settings; often used for a staff role under a finance team
- accounting assistant
broader support role that may include tasks beyond keeping the books
- ledger clerk
older and narrower; it stresses written account records
文法句型
a bookkeeper for + business/school/clinic
hire a bookkeeper
work as a bookkeeper
用法筆記
Usually refers to the person handling a business's day-to-day money records. A bookkeeper commonly enters payments and income, while an accountant often deals with wider reports, tax work, or financial advice.