debit

• 名词，指会计记账中记录债务或支付金额的条目，表示资产的减少或负债的增加。

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.

   借方

   • 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.

   同义词chargedeductionwithdrawal

   反义词credit

2. Disadvantage or drawbackB2formal

   A disadvantage or negative aspect of something.

   缺点

   • 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.

   同义词disadvantagedrawbackhandicapliabilityminusshortcomingweakness

   反义词advantageassetbenefitplus

• 用于金融和会计领域的动词，表示从账户中扣除金额或记入借方的操作。

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.

   从账户扣款

   • 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.

   同义词deductremovetake outwithdraw

   反义词credit

2. Record as a debtB2formal

   To record an amount owed in an account or ledger.

   借记

   • 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.

   同义词billchargeinvoice

   反义词credit