accountbooks
nounUK /əˈkaʊnt bʊks/
US /əˈkaʊnt bʊks/
Books where people write down the money they get and spend.
The shop owner checked the accountbooks to see how much money she made this month.
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2. Written records that show all the money a business receives and pays out.
The accountant spent the afternoon updating the company's accountbooks.
3. Notebooks used to keep track of who owes money and who has paid.
Grandpa kept the farm's accountbooks in a wooden box by the door.
4. Official books that a court or government uses to record money matters.
The clerk filed the accountbooks in the town hall archive.