receivabless

[美國]/rɪˈsiːvəbl/
[英國]/rɪˈsiːvəbl/

中文釋義

n. 商家向客戶提供的商品或服務,但尚未支付的款項;
adj. 可接受的;能被接受的。

例句

the company manages its accounts receivables efficiently to maintain healthy cash flow.

公司有效地管理其應收帳款,以維持健康的現金流。

a high receivables turnover ratio indicates effective credit management.

較高的應收帳款週轉率表明有效的信用管理。

the receivables aging report helps identify overdue payments.

應收帳款帳齡報告有助於識別逾期付款。

trade receivables represent money owed by customers for goods or services.

應收貿易帳款代表客戶為商品或服務所欠的款項。

effective receivables management reduces the risk of bad debts.

有效的應收帳款管理降低了壞帳的風險。

the firm wrote off doubtful receivables at the end of the quarter.

該公司在季度末將存疑應收帳款轉為呆帳。

receivables collection periods have been shortened by implementing new policies.

實施新政策後,應收帳款收回期已縮短。

net receivables decreased due to increased customer defaults.

由於客戶違約增加,淨應收帳款減少。

receivables financing allows businesses to borrow against outstanding invoices.

應收帳款融資讓企業可以根據未付發票借款。

the receivables ratio measures the efficiency of credit sales collection.

應收帳款比率衡量信用銷售收回效率。

aging receivables require immediate attention from the collections team.

老齡應收帳款需要收款團隊立即關注。

the company sold its receivables to a factor for immediate cash.

公司將其應收帳款出售給了保理公司以獲得即時現金。

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