treasurer

英 [ˈtreʒərə(r)]

美 [ˈtreʒərər]

n. (俱乐部或组织的)司库，会计，出纳，财务主管

复数：treasurers　

Collins.1 / BNC.5768 / COCA.11019

牛津词典

noun

（俱乐部或组织的）司库，会计，出纳，财务主管
a person who is responsible for the money and accounts of a club or an organization

司库;财务主管;会计;出纳
Thetreasurerof a society or organization is the person who is in charge of its finances and keeps its accounts.

noun

an officer charged with receiving and disbursing funds
Synonym:financial officer

Made her treasurer; made Chicago his home.
视她为出纳员；把芝加哥当成他的家。
Deciding the engagement of high-rank officials such as the general manager, chief engineer, treasurer, auditor etc;
决定聘用总经理、总工程师、总会计师、审计师等高级职员；
The treasurer counted the funds.
财务主管清点了基金。
They put John up for club treasurer.
他们推荐约翰担任俱乐部财务员。
The corporate treasurer has a responsibility to his board of directors.
公司财务主管向董事会负责。
They'll put me up for treasurer at the next committee meeting.
在下次委员会上，他们将提名我为司库。
Lydia briefly stated the business in hand, namely to choose a secretary and treasurer for the committee.
莉迪亚简单地陈述了马上要做的事，即为委员会选出一个秘书和财务管理人。
Upon graduation she was assigned to the position of treasurer of the school.
一毕业她就被分配任学校的会计。
The treasurer transformed the treasures into the company's treasury.
财务管理人将财宝转移到公司的金库里。
The former party treasurer helped raise almost £ 40 million to fight the election campaign.
该党的前任财政部长帮助筹集了近4,000万英镑用于竞选。