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auditor
[ˈɔːdɪtə(r)]
sustantivo
1auditor(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) (finanzas)

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auditor [o-di-to
sustantivo
1Radioyente, estudiante libre, oyente.
2Contador, revisor de cuentas (accounts).

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auditor [ˈɔːdɪtəʳ]
noun
1 (Comm) (Economics) auditoraauditora;a auditora (m) (f)
auditor's report informe de auditoría; (m)
2 (US) (Univ) oyente; (m) estudiante libre; (m)

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auditor, -ora
masculine or feminine noun
1auditor (finance)

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auditor [ah-oo-de-tor’]
noun
1Auditor, a hearer. (m)
2A judge advocate. (m)
  • Auditor de la nunciatura -> a delegate of the Nuncio, appointed to hear and decide appeal causes respecting complaints against bishops
  • Auditor de Rota, one of the twelve prelates who compose the Rota at Rome, a court which inquires into and decides appeal causes in ecclesistical matters. Auditor de proceso electrónico de dato -> (Comp.), Electronic data processing auditor (o EDP auditor)

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auditora auditora
sustantivo:masculino
femenino
1 (Jur) (also auditor(a) de guerra) judge advocate
2 (Economía) auditor
auditor(a) de cuentas auditor
Requieren prueba de aptitud: abogado, procurador, graduado social y [auditor de cuentas.] Se añade el hecho de que precisamente Navarro es [auditor de cuentas]de profesión.
auditor(a) externo/a external auditor
La poderosa multinacional de la auditoría Arthur Andersen había sido invitada a dejar de ser el [auditor externo] del Banco Hispano Americano, tras el descubrimiento de la crisis interna de la entidad.
3 (México) (Ferro) ticket inspector

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