record-keeping
record-keeping — 名詞
1. the process of regularly writing down or storing important information so that i
記錄保存
將重要資訊記錄下來,以便日後查詢的過程
the process of regularly writing down or storing important information so that it can be found and used at a later time
Tariq keeps digital files for all client meetings as part of his record-keeping duties.
Tariq 會為所有客戶會議保留數位檔案,這是他的記錄保存工作之一。
collocation: record-keeping duties
Good record-keeping helps a small business track its expenses and income throughout the year.
良好的記錄保存能幫助小型企業追蹤全年的支出和收入。
uncountable noun with adjective: good record-keeping
The hospital improved its record-keeping by switching from paper forms to an online system.
那家醫院從紙本表單改用線上系統,改善了記錄保存方式。
Nellie spent every Friday afternoon updating her record-keeping system for student grades.
Nellie 每週五下午都會花時間更新她的學生成績記錄保存系統。
collocation: record-keeping system
Accurate record-keeping is required by law for all financial transactions over a certain amount.
法律規定所有超過一定金額的金融交易都必須有準確的記錄保存。
passive: be required by law
- accurate record-keeping
- proper record-keeping
- record-keeping system
- record-keeping practice
- record-keeping duty
- documentation
slightly more formal; often refers to written or printed records
- bookkeeping
specifically for financial records; narrower in scope
- filing
focuses on organising records by category, not the full process
文法句型
used with adjectives: good / accurate / proper record-keeping
used with nouns: record-keeping system / practice / duty
用法筆記
Uncountable; frequently modified by adjectives such as 'accurate', 'proper', 'good'. Common in business, legal, and administrative contexts.
常見錯誤
同根字
常見搭配
常用片語
- record-keeping system
- record-keeping practice
- record-keeping duty