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u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

I. account [Brit əˈkaʊnt, Am əˈkaʊnt] N

1. account (money held at bank):

account ADMIN, ECON
conto m (at, with a, presso)
to open, close an account
in my, his account

2. account:

account COMM (credit arrangement)
account COMPUT (with an Internet provider)
account m
to have an account at a shop
an account with the baker
to charge sth to, put sth on sb's account
on account (as part payment)
£100 on account and the rest in May
to settle an account

3. account ADMIN (client):

account
the Fiat account

4. account (financial record):

account

5. account (bill):

account
electricity account

6. account Brit (on the stock exchange):

the account

7. account (consideration):

to take sth into account, to take account of sth
to fail to take sth into account

8. account (description):

account
account
to give an account of sth
by his own account

9. account:

to call, bring sb to account (bring to book)

10. account (impression):

11. account (indicating reason):

on account of sth, sb
a causa, per via di qc, qn
on this, that account
on no account
on my, his account

12. account (advantage, benefit):

on my, his account
don't come on my account!
to act on one's own account
to put, turn sth to (good) account

13. account (importance):

to be of little account, some account

II. accounts N npl

1. accounts ADMIN (records):

the accounts show a profit before n staff
the accounts show a profit department

2. accounts (department):

III. account [Brit əˈkaʊnt, Am əˈkaʊnt] VB trans form (regard as)

account
account

account manager [əˈkaʊntˌmænɪdʒə(r)] N

account manager
account manager mf

escrow account [ˈeskrəʊəˌkaʊnt] N Am LAW

escrow account

charge account [Brit, Am ˈtʃɑrdʒ əˌkaʊnt] N Am COMM

charge account

capital account [ˌkæpɪtləˈkaʊnt] N

capital account

account for VB [əˈkaʊnt -] (account for [sth, sb])

1. account for (explain):

account for events, fact, behaviour, expense

2. account for (identify status of):

account for missing people, vehicle

3. account for (represent, make up):

account for proportion, percentage
exports account for 10% of their trade

4. account for (destroy, kill):

account for vehicle, plane
account for animal
account for soldier, attacker

5. account for:

account for JOURN, SPORTS player

account holder [əˈkaʊntˌəʊldə(r)] N

expense account [Brit, Am ɪkˈspɛns əˌkaʊnt] N

expense account

checking account [Brit ˈtʃɛkɪŋ əˌkaʊnt, Am ˈtʃɛkɪŋ əˌkaʊnt] N Am

checking account

business account [ˈbɪznɪsəˌkaʊnt] N

business account

u rečniku PONS

I. account ·ˈkaʊnt] N

1. account (with bank):

account

2. account (bill):

account
to settle an account

3. account pl (financial records):

account
to keep an account of sth

4. account (customer):

account

5. account (description):

account
an account of sth
to give an account of sth
by her own account

6. account (consideration):

to take sth into account
to take no account of sth
on account of sth
on no account

7. account form (importance):

of little/no account

8. account (responsibility):

account
on one's own account
on sb's account

Phrases:

to be called to account (for sth)
to turn sth to account

II. account ·ˈkaʊnt] VB trans form

account

savings account [ˈseɪ·vɪŋ··ˌkaʊnt] N

savings account

charge account N

charge account

account for VB trans

1. account for (explain):

account for

2. account for (constitute):

account for

expense account N

expense account

bank account N

bank account

account book N

account book

checking account N

checking account

money market account N

money market account
OpenDict unos

account administrator N

account administrator mf ECON
Present
Iaccount
youaccount
he/she/itaccounts
weaccount
youaccount
theyaccount
Past
Iaccounted
youaccounted
he/she/itaccounted
weaccounted
youaccounted
theyaccounted
Present Perfect
Ihaveaccounted
youhaveaccounted
he/she/ithasaccounted
wehaveaccounted
youhaveaccounted
theyhaveaccounted
Past Perfect
Ihadaccounted
youhadaccounted
he/she/ithadaccounted
wehadaccounted
youhadaccounted
theyhadaccounted