Definition of record keeper in English:

record keeper

noun

A person or organization responsible for keeping records or accounts.
Example sentencesExamples
- He had worked for Lord Mountbatten as a chauffeur and record keeper before joining the church.
- Why were record keepers hesitant about naming certain individuals?
- He joined the civil service and became record keeper in the principal probate registry, Somerset House.
- Transactions are barred for a time so the new record keeper can verify account accuracy and make a reconciliation.
- All good traders are also good record keepers.
- Blackout periods typically occur when plans change record keepers or investment options, or when plans add participants due to a corporate merger or acquisition.
- He headed for London, where William Penn took him under his wing and recommended him as a clerk and record keeper for the London quarterly meeting.
- The record keeper takes comprehensive notes during a session, and then edits them into a concise summary of discussions and decisions.
- A spokeswoman said the late filing "was inadvertent," and may have been brought about by a change of stock record keepers.
- You need to be highly disciplined and an excellent record-keeper.
- Puritan settlers maintained rule partly because they were America's first record-keepers.
- The Egyptians were remarkable record keepers.
- The trouble with widely circulated papers is that principals make handwritten notations on all of them, which are then returned to the central record keeper.
- School counselors who have served as record keepers of student data in schools are ideally positioned to use this data to advocate for traditionally underserved students.
- As the NHS moves from paper to electronic records, medical record-keepers are more vital than ever.
- The ancient Chinese were obsessive record-keepers, and have a written history that goes back 5,000 years.
- Divide the class into groups of about five students and assign a record keeper in each group.
- Occasionally the record keeper noted that a shoemaker, a boatman, a carpenter, and a number of priests obtained licences to sell wine.
- He is the office manager and record-keeper at the government building.
- According to a biography published by his son, Bingham was a meticulous record keeper.

单词	record keeper
释义	Definition of record keeper in English: record keeper noun A person or organization responsible for keeping records or accounts. Example sentencesExamples He had worked for Lord Mountbatten as a chauffeur and record keeper before joining the church. Why were record keepers hesitant about naming certain individuals? He joined the civil service and became record keeper in the principal probate registry, Somerset House. Transactions are barred for a time so the new record keeper can verify account accuracy and make a reconciliation. All good traders are also good record keepers. Blackout periods typically occur when plans change record keepers or investment options, or when plans add participants due to a corporate merger or acquisition. He headed for London, where William Penn took him under his wing and recommended him as a clerk and record keeper for the London quarterly meeting. The record keeper takes comprehensive notes during a session, and then edits them into a concise summary of discussions and decisions. A spokeswoman said the late filing "was inadvertent," and may have been brought about by a change of stock record keepers. You need to be highly disciplined and an excellent record-keeper. Puritan settlers maintained rule partly because they were America's first record-keepers. The Egyptians were remarkable record keepers. The trouble with widely circulated papers is that principals make handwritten notations on all of them, which are then returned to the central record keeper. School counselors who have served as record keepers of student data in schools are ideally positioned to use this data to advocate for traditionally underserved students. As the NHS moves from paper to electronic records, medical record-keepers are more vital than ever. The ancient Chinese were obsessive record-keepers, and have a written history that goes back 5,000 years. Divide the class into groups of about five students and assign a record keeper in each group. Occasionally the record keeper noted that a shoemaker, a boatman, a carpenter, and a number of priests obtained licences to sell wine. He is the office manager and record-keeper at the government building. According to a biography published by his son, Bingham was a meticulous record keeper.
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