audit in Japanese
audit in Japanese is 監査 — audit means an official, careful check of financial records or of a system to make sure everything is accurate and follows the rules.
audit in Japanese
監査
Pronounced: kansa
監査
Pronounced: kansa
(finance, business) To conduct an independent review and examination of system records and activities in order to test the adequacy and effectiveness of data security and data integrity procedures, to ensure compliance with established policy and operational procedures, and to recommend any necessary changes
What does "audit" mean?
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noun An official, careful check of financial records or of a system to make sure everything is accurate and follows the rules.
"The company failed its annual audit after auditors found missing invoices."
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verb To carry out such a check.
"An outside firm was brought in to audit the charity's accounts."
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verb To attend a university course without earning credit for it.
"He audited the philosophy lecture just out of curiosity."
audit in a sentence
- The company failed its annual audit after auditors found missing invoices.
- A security audit revealed several weak passwords across the network.
- An outside firm was brought in to audit the charity's accounts.
- He audited the philosophy lecture just out of curiosity.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "audit" in Japanese?
"audit" in Japanese is 監査. audit means: An official, careful check of financial records or of a system to make sure everything is accurate and follows the rules.
How do you pronounce 監査?
"audit" in Japanese is 監査, pronounced "kansa".
How do you use "audit" in a sentence?
Example: "The company failed its annual audit after auditors found missing invoices." In Japanese, "audit" is 監査.
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