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1 account
n. 1. (abbr a/c) тооцоо; данс; санхүүгийн тайлан, зээлийн тооцоо. 2. илтгэл, тайлан, мэдээлэл. by one's own account хэлсэнчлэн, хэлснээр/ ярьснаар бол. on account урьдчилан; зээлээр, дараа төлөхөөр. on this/ that account энэ/ тэр шалтгаанаар, улмаас, ийм учраас, тиймээс. on no account; not on any account хэрхэвч, яавч бүү. on one's own account өөрийн тусын тулд. take account of sth, take sth into account анхааралдаа авах, анхааран үзэх, тооцож үзэх. v. бодох, тооцох, гэж үзэх. account for sth тайлбарлах, гэж бодох, тооцоолох. account for sb/ sth юу болсныг мэдэх; сөнөөх, устгах, алах. account for sth (to sb) мөнгөний тооцоо хийх. -
2 accrue
v. \accrue (to sb) (from sth) өсөх, нэмэгдэх. Interest will \accrue if you keep your money in a savings account. Та мөнгөө хадгаламжийн дансанд хийвэл хүү нь өснө.
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