1.审计,核算,会计检查,查账
2.(地主与佃户间的)决算
1.审核,审计
2.检查,查(账)
3.〔美国〕(大学生)旁听(课程)
1.a formal examination, correction, and official endorsing of financial accounts, especially those of a business, undertaken annually by an accountant
2.a systematic check or assessment, especially of the efficiency or effectiveness of an organization or a process, typically carried out by an independent assessor
3.an official examination of the financial or tax records of a company, organization, or person to see that they are accurate
4.a careful examination of something, especially one done to find the amount, size, or effectiveness of something
1.a formal examination, correction, and official endorsing of financial accounts, especially those of a business, undertaken annually by an accountant
2.a systematic check or assessment, especially of the efficiency or effectiveness of an organization or a process, typically carried out by an independent assessor
3.an official examination of the financial or tax records of a company, organization, or person to see that they are accurate
4.a careful examination of something, especially one done to find the amount, size, or effectiveness of something
1.to carry out an audit of the financial accounts of a business, department, or organization to establish accuracy or efficiency
2.to attend a class without asking for or receiving academic credit for it, usually attending all the sessions but not doing the assignments
3.to officially examine the financial or tax records of a company, organization, or person to see that they are accurate
4.to go regularly to class for a college course without asking for or receiving credit for taking the course
5.to examine something carefully, especially to decide on its effectiveness
1.to carry out an audit of the financial accounts of a business, department, or organization to establish accuracy or efficiency
2.to attend a class without asking for or receiving academic credit for it, usually attending all the sessions but not doing the assignments
3.to officially examine the financial or tax records of a company, organization, or person to see that they are accurate
4.to go regularly to class for a college course without asking for or receiving credit for taking the course
5.to examine something carefully, especially to decide on its effectiveness