accrued

基本解釋

The main current liabilities are accounts payable and accrued expenses.
主要的流動負(fù)債是應(yīng)付賬款和應(yīng)計費用。
Already congressional hearings in the US are shining an unforgiving light on both the extraordinary opulence of the financial super-class and the questionable means by which it was accrued.
在美國，對金融超級堦層的異乎尋常的財富和他們積累這些財富的方式，國會的聽証會已經(jīng)開始表明不認(rèn)可的態(tài)度。
The difference is that accounts payable are for bills the company receives from other businesses. And accrued expenses are accounting entries a company makes in anticipation of being billed.
差別在於，應(yīng)付賬款是公司從其他企業(yè)処收取的賬單，而應(yīng)計費用則是公司預(yù)計即將收取賬單而建立的會計分錄。

A once-successful titan in the insurance industry, AIG (American Insurance Group) became enmeshed in America's home mortgage meltdown by insuring questionable debt accrued by banks and other institutions around the world.
Experts say production has dropped about a third since he came to office, robbing the country of the full financial benefit that could have accrued in 2008, when global oil prices peaked around $140 a barrel.

Emmigrant has offered to forego accrued penalty interest in other cases, like the Saint-Jeans.
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Every year, unpaid medical treatment accrued from the uninsured costs Americans tens of billions of dollars.
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If money or interest accrues, it gradually increases in amount over a period of time.