comptroller

英 [kənˈtrəʊlə(r)]

美 [kənˈtroʊlər]

n.  审计员，审计官(主要用于官员的头衔中)

经济

Collins.1 / BNC.23751 / COCA.19425

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 审计员，审计官(主要用于官员的头衔中)
  Acomptrolleris someone who is in charge of the accounts of a business or a government department; used mainly in official titles.
  1. ...Robert Clarke, US Comptroller of the Currency.
     美国货币审计官罗伯特·克拉克

英英释义

noun

• someone who maintains and audits business accounts
  Synonym:accountantcontroller

双语例句

• His father was a baronet and Comptroller of the Royal laboratory at Greenwich.
  他的父亲是一名男爵和主皇家实验室在格林威治。
• The next day, I discussed my concerns in a closed meeting with the financial comptroller.
  第二天，我在少数人会议中与财务审计员商讨其中的利害关系。
• The large federal agencies, such as the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission ( both of which fined the banks for forex abuses) hand money from penalties over to the Treasury.
  大型联邦机构会把罚款上交美国财政部，比如美国货币监理署（OCC）和商品期货交易委员会（CFTC），这两家机构都曾以操纵外汇市场为由对银行开过罚单。
• About 700 bank representatives dialled into a conference call set up by the office of the Comptroller of the currency this month to discuss the move.
  在美国货币监理署（occ）本月举行的一次电话会议中，大约有700名银行代表参与讨论了监管部门的上述提议。
• Typical officers include president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer ( or comptroller).
  主要的高级职员通常包括：总经理、副总经理、秘书、财务主管（或审计员）。
• Earlier Thursday, New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said that total Wall Street bonuses totaled$ 18.4 billion last year.
  周四早些时候，纽约州审计长狄纳波里（ThomasDiNapoli）说，去年华尔街的奖金总额达到184亿美元。
• The comptroller, or city auditor, ranks third among city officials, only after mayor and public advocator.
  审计长是纽约市仅次于市长和公益倡导人的全市性公职。
• Her successor, John Liu, now city comptroller, commissioned a survey eight years ago and found only a small percentage of signs did not include English.
  她的继任者JL如今是城市审计官，八年前就启用了一个调查，发现不包括英语的商店标识只占小部分。
• The Comptroller and Auditor General of India claimed that the bids involving these three companies cost the government an estimated$ 8bn in missed revenues.
  印度审计署指称，涉及这三家企业的竞标导致政府损失了估计达80亿美元的收入。
• David Walker, a former US comptroller, says the next president will have to fundamentally reassess his plans and proposals, not just in light of the$ 700bn rescue package, but in terms of the nation's deteriorating financial situation overall.
  美国前任总审计长大卫•沃克（DavidWalker）表示，下任总统将不得不彻底重估自己的计划和提案，不仅仅是因为7000亿美元的援救计划，还因为全国不断恶化的金融形势。