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accountant in Russian

accountant in Russian is отве́тчик, отве́тчица, бухга́лтер — accountant means a professional who prepares, checks, and manages financial records for a person or business.

accountant in Russian

отве́тчик
noun
Pronounced: otvetchik
One who renders account; one accountable.
отве́тчица
noun
Pronounced: otvetchitsa
One who renders account; one accountable.
бухга́лтер
noun
Pronounced: bukhgalter
бухга́лтерша
noun
Pronounced: bukhgaltersha
счетово́д
noun
Pronounced: schetovod
счетово́дка
noun
Pronounced: schetovodka

What does "accountant" mean?

  1. noun A professional who prepares, checks, and manages financial records for a person or business.
    "Our accountant handles all the company's tax filings."
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accountant in a sentence

  • Our accountant handles all the company's tax filings.
  • She trained for years to become a chartered accountant.

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What is "accountant" in Russian?

"accountant" in Russian is отве́тчик, отве́тчица, бухга́лтер. accountant means: A professional who prepares, checks, and manages financial records for a person or business.

How do you pronounce отве́тчик?

"accountant" in Russian is отве́тчик, pronounced "otvetchik".

How do you use "accountant" in a sentence?

Example: "Our accountant handles all the company's tax filings." In Russian, "accountant" is отве́тчик, отве́тчица, бухга́лтер.

Are there other ways to say "accountant" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 6 translations listed for "accountant": отве́тчик, отве́тчица, бухга́лтер, бухга́лтерша, счетово́д, счетово́дка.

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