| 释义 |
double-entry bookkeeping noun [uncountable] (accounting 会计) the usual way of keeping a company's financial records, in which each amount spent, received, etc. is recorded with a credit in one account and a debit in another. for example, if a company paid €1 000 in cash for a new computer, this amount would be recorded as a credit in the cash account and as a debit in an asset account. 复式簿记；复式记账法 |