audit的意思和读音

audit

: [ˈɔdɪt] : [ˈɔːdɪt]

v.;〔〕()()

n.;()

audits  auditing  audited  

n.appraisal,assessment,check,examination,inspection

v.appraise,assess,examine,inspect,take stock

auditn.

1.an official examination of business and financial records to see that they are true and correct

an annual audit

a tax audit

2.an official examination of the quality or standard of sth

v.

1.~ sthto officially examine the financial accounts of a company

2.~ sthto attend a course at college or university but without taking any exams or receiving credit

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n.1.a formal examination, correction, and official endorsing of financial accounts, especially those of a business, undertaken annually by an accountant2.a systematic check or assessment, especially of the efficiency or effectiveness of an organization or a process, typically carried out by an independent assessor3.an official examination of the financial or tax records of a company, organization, or person to see that they are accurate4.a careful examination of something, especially one done to find the amount, size, or effectiveness of something1.a formal examination, correction, and official endorsing of financial accounts, especially those of a business, undertaken annually by an accountant2.a systematic check or assessment, especially of the efficiency or effectiveness of an organization or a process, typically carried out by an independent assessor3.an official examination of the financial or tax records of a company, organization, or person to see that they are accurate4.a careful examination of something, especially one done to find the amount, size, or effectiveness of something

v.1.to carry out an audit of the financial accounts of a business, department, or organization to establish accuracy or efficiency2.to attend a class without asking for or receiving academic credit for it, usually attending all the sessions but not doing the assignments3.to officially examine the financial or tax records of a company, organization, or person to see that they are accurate4.to go regularly to class for a college course without asking for or receiving credit for taking the course5.to examine something carefully, especially to decide on its effectiveness1.to carry out an audit of the financial accounts of a business, department, or organization to establish accuracy or efficiency2.to attend a class without asking for or receiving academic credit for it, usually attending all the sessions but not doing the assignments3.to officially examine the financial or tax records of a company, organization, or person to see that they are accurate4.to go regularly to class for a college course without asking for or receiving credit for taking the course5.to examine something carefully, especially to decide on its effectiveness

1. 〖 examineandverify〗 audit〖 examineandproofread;review〗 ...

2. 3.1 accident 3.2 audit 3.3 continual improvement ...

3. audition n. () audit v. ,, auditory adj. ...

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1.The database administrator is able to audit actions of the middle-tier application acting on behalf of a given set of users.

2.Trying to decide how much of their tip income to declare to sound realistic so they wouldn't attract an audit.

3.An external audit found that community groups appeared to be left out of strategy sessions.

4.whether the laws of that country require a statutory audit of the world - wide accounts of the company.

5.He noted a U. S. government audit released Monday that said the ability of Afghan troops to operate independently had been overstated.

6.But according to a previously unpublished report by the German Federal Audit Office, this requirement is often not met.

7.The Company must have the right to audit the holder's system at any time, having passed such an audit before the agreement is signed.

8.Environmental audit is to verify and improve environmental performance ( behavior ) was an important means of.

9.if quick responses have been made to any questions suggested by the internal audit department and the external audit agency.

10.The only problem was that this alternative "audit" bill would essentially have prevented an audit.