Terminology Practice

1.accountò?DD???§
account: In this sense, a record of financial transactions *; money on deposit in a bank.
For example: I guess your work has to do with checking accounts.
???????????? We ve had an account with them for years.
???????????? You don t make much on that kind of account.

2. board of directors?-ê??á
board of directors: a group of people who control the activities of a bank or company.
For example: Are the members of the board of directors stockholders?
???????????? When will the board of directors stockholders?
???????????? He s member of the board of directors.

3. capital×ê±?￡?×ê?e
Capital: In this sense, the money used to start a bank or company.
For example: They put up the necessary capital.
???????????? What is the amount of the capital?
???????????? They had some trouble raising the capital.

4. cashier???e?÷1ü
Cashier: an officer of a bank in charge of the money, which goes in and out of a bank or company.
For Example: They hire the president and vice-president, along with the cashier.
????????????You d better see the cashier about that.
????????????The cashier is on vacation just now.

5. charterò?DD?′??
Charter: in this sense, permission granted by the government to do business.
For example: They were granted a charter by the government.
?????????? ??When was the charter granted?
???????????? I don t think they ll be able to get a charter.

6. checking?§?±?ê?§￡????ú′???
Checking account: an account in bank from which money can be drawn by check.
For example: I guess your work has to do with checking accounts.
???????????? How much money is left in my checking account?
???????????? I d like to close my checking account.

7. Clerical ò?DDDD?±μ?
Clerical: having to do with the keeping of records and with correspondence.
For example: The board hires them, along with the clerical workers.
???????????? We re behind on our clerical work.

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