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1. accounting entry
noun.
A
written
record
of
a
commercial
transaction.
Synonyms
debit
credit entry
entry
accounting
method of accounting
adjusting entry
credit
accounting system
debit entry
ledger entry
Antonyms
debit
credit
finish
accrual basis
cash basis
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2. accounting
noun.
(əˈkaʊntɪŋ, əˈkaʊnɪŋ)
The
occupation
of
maintaining
and
auditing
records
and
preparing
financial
reports
for
a
business.
Synonyms
line
occupation
job
accountancy
line of work
business
cost accounting
inventory accounting
bookkeeping
clerking
Antonyms
finish
debit
credit
forget
contraindicate
3. accounting
noun.
(əˈkaʊntɪŋ, əˈkaʊnɪŋ)
A
system
that
provides
quantitative
information
about
finances.
Synonyms
system
current account
balance of payments
balance of international payments
system of rules
Antonyms
trade edition
text edition
indirect discourse
direct discourse
unimportance
4. accounting
noun.
(əˈkaʊntɪŋ, əˈkaʊnɪŋ)
A
convincing
explanation
that
reveals
basic
causes.
Synonyms
explanation
account
Antonyms
falsehood
overstatement
truth
5. accounting
noun.
(əˈkaʊntɪŋ, əˈkaʊnɪŋ)
A
bookkeeper's
chronological
list
of
related
debits
and
credits
of
a
business;
forms
part
of
a
ledger
of
accounts.
Synonyms
book of account
debit side
entry
credit side
review
audited account
accounting entry
method of accounting
register
account book
accrual basis
ledger entry
cash basis
accounting system
limited review
control account
leger
pooling of interest
book
audit
ledger
Antonyms
accrual basis
cash basis
asymmetry
radial asymmetry
disproportion
6. entry
noun.
(ˈɛntri)
An
item
inserted
in
a
written
record.
Synonyms
dictionary entry
notebook entry
written account
nolle prosequi
nol pros
lexical entry
written record
Antonyms
refrain
diverge
dissimilarity
disappearance
inability
Etymology
entry (English)
entree (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
7. entry
noun.
(ˈɛntri)
The
act
of
beginning
something
new.
Synonyms
product introduction
debut
start
commencement
naturalization
first appearance
introduction
launching
induction
beginning
naturalisation
ushering in
unveiling
Antonyms
finish
straighten
inferior
straight line
unskilled
Etymology
entry (English)
entree (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
8. entry
noun.
(ˈɛntri)
A
written
record
of
a
commercial
transaction.
Synonyms
debit
credit entry
accounting entry
accounting
method of accounting
adjusting entry
credit
accounting system
debit entry
ledger entry
Antonyms
debit
credit
outgoing
deactivation
ending
Etymology
entry (English)
entree (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
9. entry
noun.
(ˈɛntri)
Something
that
provides
access
(to
get
in
or
get
out).
Synonyms
pithead
archway
entrance
portal
opening
access
service door
entree
hatchway
door
servant's entrance
service entrance
gateway
doorway
entryway
room access
arch
stage door
porte-cochere
entranceway
scuttle
vomitory
threshold
approach
Antonyms
end
middle
go
recede
avoid
Etymology
entry (English)
entree (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
10. entry
noun.
(ˈɛntri)
Something
(manuscripts
or
architectural
plans
and
models
or
estimates
or
works
of
art
of
all
genres
etc.)
submitted
for
the
judgment
of
others
(as
in
a
competition).
Synonyms
filing
content
substance
subject matter
submission
message
Antonyms
appearance
emersion
egress
past
present
Etymology
entry (English)
entree (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
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