expense record
ɪkˈspɛns ˈrɛkərd
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Definition of expense record - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
budget trackingsystem for tracking spending
  • The company uses an expense record to manage its budget.
2.
accountingTECH.USlog of financial transactionsTECH.US
  • The accountant reviewed the expense record monthly.
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Expressions with expense

at great expenseadj.
achieved with significant cost or sacrifice
The victory was at great expense to the team.
at one's own expenseadv.
paying for something without help from others
She traveled to Europe at her own expense.
at someone's expenseadv.
paid for by someone
The trip was organized at the company's expense.
at the expense ofprep.
sacrificing one thing to achieve another
They improved profits at the expense of employee benefits.
go to great expensev.
incur significant costs
She went to great expense to ensure the event was perfect.
spare no expensev.
spend as much money as needed for something important
They spared no expense on the wedding.

Expressions with record

on recordadv.
officially documented or acknowledged publicly
The CEO's resignation is on record.
broken recordn.
person who repeats the same thing often
He sounds like a broken record with his complaints.
stuck recordn.
person repeatedly saying the same thing
He sounded like a stuck record, repeating his complaints.
break someone's recordv.
surpass a previously set achievement or performance level
She broke the world record in swimming.
break the recordv.
surpass a previously set achievement or standard
She trained hard to break the record in swimming.
have a recordv.
to possess a documented history
She has a record of all her achievements.
hold a recordv.
have the highest achievement in a category
She holds a record for the fastest marathon.
hold the recordv.
have the highest achievement in a category
She holds the record for the fastest marathon.
keep the record straightv.
make sure facts are correct and clear for everyone
She spoke up to keep the record straight.
like a broken recordadj.
annoyingly repetitive in speech or behavior
Her reminders are like a broken record, always the same.

Terms related to expense record

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budgetlogmonitorrecordspendingsystemtrackingaccountingauditbookkeepingfinanceledger

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expensev.
accounting
record a cost as an expense in financial records

Examples of expense record in a sentence

  • Maintaining an accurate expense record is essential for financial audits.
  • He kept an expense record for all his business trips.
  • The software helps in maintaining an accurate expense record.

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  1. French:suivi des dépenses, ...
  2. German:Ausgabenprotokoll, Spesenabrechnung, ...
  3. Italian:registro delle spese, ...
  4. Spanish:registro de gastos, ...
  5. Portuguese:registo de despesas, ...
  6. Chinese:支出记录, ...
  7. Japanese:経費記録, 費用記録, ...
  8. Arabic:سِجِلّ المَصْرُوفَات, دفتر المَصْرُوفات, ...
  9. Hebrew:רִישׁוּם הוֹצָאוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:учет расходов, ...
  11. Ukrainian:звіт про витрати, облік витрат, ...
  12. Hindi:खर्च का लेखा-जोखा, व्यय रिकॉर्ड, ...

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