filer

IPA/ˈfaɪ.lər/
KK[fˈaɪlɚ]IPA/ˈfaɪ.ə.lɚ/

filer — 名詞

  • filersingular
  • filersplural

1. someone who officially sends a return, form, or notice to a government office or

1.名詞C1
釋義

申報者

向政府或法院提交正式文件的人

someone who officially sends a return, form, or notice to a government office or court, especially for tax matters

例句

Mauricio is a first-time filer, so his accountant checked every box twice.

Mauricio 是第一次申報者，所以他的會計把每個欄位都檢查了兩遍。

first-time filer

Eve asked whether a joint filer needed both signatures on the return.

Eve 問說，聯合申報者是否要在申報表上附上兩個人的簽名。

joint filer + both signatures

常見搭配
  • first-time filer
  • joint filer
  • late filer
  • primary filer
  • single filer
同義詞
  • applicant

    someone asking for a job, visa, or service, not just submitting official paperwork

  • claimant

    legal or benefits term for someone making a claim; narrower than the broader 'filer'

  • submitter

    broader and more neutral; can refer to any kind of form or document, not especially official filings

文法句型

first-time / joint / late / primary + filer

filer + on + form / return

filer + with + court / tax office

用法筆記

Often used in American English for someone submitting a tax return or other official paperwork. Common modifiers include first-time, joint, late, and primary, depending on the filing situation.

常見錯誤

Please filer this form before Friday.
Please file this form before Friday.
'filer' is the person who submits the document; 'file' is the verb for sending it in.
My brother is the file on our joint return.
My brother is the filer on our joint return.
Use 'filer' when naming the person listed as the submitter.

同根字

常見搭配

介系詞搭配

  • with the court
  • with the tax office