auditor in Latin
auditor in Latin is audītor — auditor means a person who officially examines financial records or accounts.
auditor in Latin
audītor
One who audits bookkeeping accounts.
What does "auditor" mean?
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noun A person who officially examines financial records or accounts.
"The auditor flagged several irregular transactions in the report."
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noun A student who attends a course without receiving academic credit.
"As an auditor, she could join every lecture but didn't have to sit the exams."
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auditor in a sentence
- The auditor flagged several irregular transactions in the report.
- As an auditor, she could join every lecture but didn't have to sit the exams.
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What is "auditor" in Latin?
"auditor" in Latin is audītor. auditor means: A person who officially examines financial records or accounts.
How do you use "auditor" in a sentence?
Example: "The auditor flagged several irregular transactions in the report." In Latin, "auditor" is audītor.
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