debit

• اسم يُقصد به قيد محاسبي يثبت مبلغًا مستحقًا أو مدفوعًا، ويمثل نقصًا في الأصول أو زيادة في الالتزامات. ويُستعمل أيضًا للإشارة إلى المبلغ المستحق على شخص أو الجانب المدين في الحساب.

A noun referring to an entry in an account recording a sum owed or paid out, representing a reduction in assets or an increase in liabilities.

1. Financial entryB1formal

   An entry recording a sum owed, typically in a bank account or ledger, representing money taken out.

   مدين

   • The bank statement shows a debit of $50 for the transaction.
   • She checked her account for any unauthorized debits.
   • The debit was recorded in the company's financial records.

   المرادفاتchargedeductionwithdrawal

   الأضدادcredit

2. Disadvantage or drawbackB2formal

   A disadvantage or negative aspect of something.

   عيب

   • The high cost is a major debit to the project's feasibility.
   • One debit of the plan is its lack of flexibility.
   • The team considered the debits before making a decision.

   المرادفاتdisadvantagedrawbackhandicapliabilityminusshortcomingweakness

   الأضدادadvantageassetbenefitplus

• فعل يُستخدم في المالية والمحاسبة للدلالة على خصم مبلغ من حساب أو تسجيل مبلغ مدين في دفتر الحسابات.

A verb used in finance and accounting to indicate the act of deducting an amount from an account or recording a sum owed.

1. Withdraw moneyB1formal

   To remove an amount of money from a bank account, typically as payment.

   خصم المال

   • The bank debited my account for the monthly subscription.
   • They will debit the fee directly from your checking account.
   • The payment was debited from her account yesterday.

   المرادفاتdeductremovetake outwithdraw

   الأضدادcredit

2. Record as a debtB2formal

   To record an amount owed in an account or ledger.

   قيد المدين

   • The accountant debited the purchase to the company's expense account.
   • He debited the invoice amount to the client's ledger.
   • The transaction was debited to the supplier's account.

   المرادفاتbillchargeinvoice

   الأضدادcredit