treasurer

英 [ˈtreʒərə(r)]

美 [ˈtreʒərər]

n. (俱乐部或组织的)司库，会计，出纳，财务主管

复数：treasurers　

Collins.1 / BNC.5768 / COCA.11019

牛津词典

noun

（俱乐部或组织的）司库，会计，出纳，财务主管
a person who is responsible for the money and accounts of a club or an organization

司库;财务主管;会计;出纳
Thetreasurerof a society or organization is the person who is in charge of its finances and keeps its accounts.

noun

an officer charged with receiving and disbursing funds
Synonym:financial officer

Can she be trusted to hold the office of treasurer if she can't pay her own bills?
如果她连自己的账单也不能支付，能信任她担任财务主管吗？
Made her treasurer; made Chicago his home.
视她为出纳员；把芝加哥当成他的家。
Typical officers include president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer ( or comptroller).
主要的高级职员通常包括：总经理、副总经理、秘书、财务主管（或审计员）。
He's President, Treasurer and Secretary in one.
他身兼会长、司库和秘书三职。
When the chairman asked him if he would head the subcommittee, the treasurer nodded.
当董事长问他是否愿意担任人分委会领导时，司库点头表示同意。
Otherwise, you may elect to have a rotating treasurer or secretary.
否则你们可以选择有一个轮流的财务员。
The Secretary and the Treasurer are exempt from this time restriction.
秘书和财务主管免予这种任期时间的限制。
He treasurer was expelled from the club for breaking the rules.
这位财务主管因违反规定被开除出了俱乐部。
They put John up for club treasurer.
他们推荐约翰担任俱乐部财务员。
At the last committee meeting, the treasurer brought up the question of raising the annual subscription.
委员会上一次开会时，财务主管提出了提高会员年费的问题。