Translation of Serbian word "рачуноводство" to English
рачуноводство
Latin script: računovodstvo
/računovodstvo/
How to use
The noun 'рачуноводство' (neuter) means 'accounting'. It inflects through seven grammatical cases.
🇬🇧 English
accounting
Example
Рачуноводство прати трошкове.
Računovodstvo prati troškove.
Accounting tracks the expenses.
Рачуноводство нам је послало извештај о трошковима за прошли месец.
Računovodstvo nam je poslalo izveštaj o troškovima za prošli mesec.
Accounting sent us the expense report for last month.
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Common phrases
- шеф рачуноводства— head of accounting
- услуге рачуноводства— accounting services
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The Serbian word "рачуноводство" means "accounting" in English.
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