Definition of accountancy in English:

accountancy

noun əˈkaʊnt(ə)nsiəˈkaʊntənsi

mass noun

The profession or duties of an accountant.
会计工作（或职务）
Example sentencesExamples
- If you want a job for life forget accountancy, engineering or publishing.
- Traditional middle class professions such as the law and accountancy have made solid progress.
- One of Bradford's leading accountancy firms has announced the appointment of a new managing partner.
- You can take the man out of accountancy, but it's difficult to take the accountant out of the man.
- Elaborating, she said that she studies computers, maths, accountancy and biology.
- He received a first class honours degree in accountancy and business studies.
- Perhaps the opportunity to run a business which has nothing to do with accountancy!
- Walker recalls the major pitfall of starting a new business is having to learn accountancy.
- Eight new graduate courses in accountancy will be used in the requirements of the new diploma programs.
- But he is encouraged by the influx of women into accountancy, with many now in leading company positions.
- He specialised in business studies and accountancy and, in former times, economic history.
- I spoke to my advisor and switched to accountancy for the next year.
- Martin did not continue his cricket career beyond these matches and instead spent a professional career in accountancy.
- It is expected to provide one of the largest specialist accountancy and business development resources in the region.
- He took an engineering degree at Bristol University before following his father into accountancy.
- My long experience of accountancy has enabled me to meet countless accountants, through work and socially.
- She completed a degree in accountancy at the University of Stirling in 1992.
- Possible options suggested were accountancy or even the civil service.
- My partner, Suzy, who had studied accountancy, does the books and keeps all the records.
- Far from being an economist, and no great mathematician, I do know the basics of accountancy and can read a balance sheet.

Definition of accountancy in US English:

accountancy

nounəˈkountənsēəˈkaʊntənsi

The profession or duties of an accountant.
会计工作（或职务）
Example sentencesExamples
- Traditional middle class professions such as the law and accountancy have made solid progress.
- Elaborating, she said that she studies computers, maths, accountancy and biology.
- Perhaps the opportunity to run a business which has nothing to do with accountancy!
- Eight new graduate courses in accountancy will be used in the requirements of the new diploma programs.
- He specialised in business studies and accountancy and, in former times, economic history.
- My long experience of accountancy has enabled me to meet countless accountants, through work and socially.
- Far from being an economist, and no great mathematician, I do know the basics of accountancy and can read a balance sheet.
- He received a first class honours degree in accountancy and business studies.
- If you want a job for life forget accountancy, engineering or publishing.
- You can take the man out of accountancy, but it's difficult to take the accountant out of the man.
- But he is encouraged by the influx of women into accountancy, with many now in leading company positions.
- One of Bradford's leading accountancy firms has announced the appointment of a new managing partner.
- My partner, Suzy, who had studied accountancy, does the books and keeps all the records.
- It is expected to provide one of the largest specialist accountancy and business development resources in the region.
- Martin did not continue his cricket career beyond these matches and instead spent a professional career in accountancy.
- I spoke to my advisor and switched to accountancy for the next year.
- Walker recalls the major pitfall of starting a new business is having to learn accountancy.
- He took an engineering degree at Bristol University before following his father into accountancy.
- She completed a degree in accountancy at the University of Stirling in 1992.
- Possible options suggested were accountancy or even the civil service.

词汇	accountancy
释义	Definition of accountancy in English: accountancy noun əˈkaʊnt(ə)nsiəˈkaʊntənsi mass noun The profession or duties of an accountant. 会计工作（或职务） Example sentencesExamples If you want a job for life forget accountancy, engineering or publishing. Traditional middle class professions such as the law and accountancy have made solid progress. One of Bradford's leading accountancy firms has announced the appointment of a new managing partner. You can take the man out of accountancy, but it's difficult to take the accountant out of the man. Elaborating, she said that she studies computers, maths, accountancy and biology. He received a first class honours degree in accountancy and business studies. Perhaps the opportunity to run a business which has nothing to do with accountancy! Walker recalls the major pitfall of starting a new business is having to learn accountancy. Eight new graduate courses in accountancy will be used in the requirements of the new diploma programs. But he is encouraged by the influx of women into accountancy, with many now in leading company positions. He specialised in business studies and accountancy and, in former times, economic history. I spoke to my advisor and switched to accountancy for the next year. Martin did not continue his cricket career beyond these matches and instead spent a professional career in accountancy. It is expected to provide one of the largest specialist accountancy and business development resources in the region. He took an engineering degree at Bristol University before following his father into accountancy. My long experience of accountancy has enabled me to meet countless accountants, through work and socially. She completed a degree in accountancy at the University of Stirling in 1992. Possible options suggested were accountancy or even the civil service. My partner, Suzy, who had studied accountancy, does the books and keeps all the records. Far from being an economist, and no great mathematician, I do know the basics of accountancy and can read a balance sheet. Definition of accountancy in US English: accountancy nounəˈkountənsēəˈkaʊntənsi The profession or duties of an accountant. 会计工作（或职务） Example sentencesExamples Traditional middle class professions such as the law and accountancy have made solid progress. Elaborating, she said that she studies computers, maths, accountancy and biology. Perhaps the opportunity to run a business which has nothing to do with accountancy! Eight new graduate courses in accountancy will be used in the requirements of the new diploma programs. He specialised in business studies and accountancy and, in former times, economic history. My long experience of accountancy has enabled me to meet countless accountants, through work and socially. Far from being an economist, and no great mathematician, I do know the basics of accountancy and can read a balance sheet. He received a first class honours degree in accountancy and business studies. If you want a job for life forget accountancy, engineering or publishing. You can take the man out of accountancy, but it's difficult to take the accountant out of the man. But he is encouraged by the influx of women into accountancy, with many now in leading company positions. One of Bradford's leading accountancy firms has announced the appointment of a new managing partner. My partner, Suzy, who had studied accountancy, does the books and keeps all the records. It is expected to provide one of the largest specialist accountancy and business development resources in the region. Martin did not continue his cricket career beyond these matches and instead spent a professional career in accountancy. I spoke to my advisor and switched to accountancy for the next year. Walker recalls the major pitfall of starting a new business is having to learn accountancy. He took an engineering degree at Bristol University before following his father into accountancy. She completed a degree in accountancy at the University of Stirling in 1992. Possible options suggested were accountancy or even the civil service.
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