physical inventory发音

意思翻译

实际库存；[贸易]实地盘存；盘点数量

相似词语短语

inventory───n.存货，存货清单；详细目录；财产清册；vt.给……开列清单

physical───adj.物理的；身体的；物质的；根据自然规律的，符合自然法则的；n.体格检查

inventory control───[贸易]存货控制；[经管]存货管理；存货控制; 库存管理

ending inventory───期末存货；[会计]期末盘存；期末盘存[存货]

inventory pets───清点宠物

periotical inventory───眶周盘存

inventory valuation───[贸易]存货估价

inventory lab───库存实验室

anticipation inventory───预期储备；期望存货；预期库存

双语使用场景

inventory means making a systematic count of all merchandise on hand.───存货的盘点是指对所有库存商品进行系统的盘点。

However, it is often impractical to take physical inventory counts when interim financial statements are prepared.───然而，为编制中期财务报表而进行实地盘点通常是不切合实际的。

All items' physical inventory within a given warehouse or facility.───给定仓库或设施内所有物品的实际库存。

Consequently, a physical inventory must be taken in order to determine the cost of the ending inventory at the end of an accounting period.───因而，企业在会计期末必须对存货进行实地盘点，以此来确定期末存货的成本。

When the periodic inventory is being used, a physical inventory must be taken to determine the amount of the ending inventory.───当采用定期盘存制时，必须对存货进行实地盘点以确定期末存货的数量。

Since the goods are in the process of being transported those taking inventory cannot possibly include them in the physical inventory.───因为货物在运输过程中的考虑库存不可能包括在实物盘点。

You can take a physical inventory of the stock of material to be provided to vendor.───你可以对提供给供应商的库存进行实际盘点。

Make sure the warehouse process run correctly and physical inventory is same as the system data.───保证仓库操作流程的正确执行，保证系统与实物帐相符。

Physical inventory at fixed periods must be taken under either perpetual inventory system or periodic inventory system.───无论是采用永续盘存制还是定期盘存制都需要对实物进行定期盘点。

英语使用场景

When the periodic inventory is being used, a physical inventory must be taken to determine the amount of the ending inventory.

The period inventory system is also called the physical inventory system because it relies on the actual physical count of inventory.

Physical inventory at fixed periods must be taken under either perpetual inventory system or periodic inventory system.

A physical inventory should be carefully planned and supervised to prevent such errors as the double counting of items, the omission of goods from the count, and other quantitative errors.