Definition of ledger in English:

ledger

noun ˈlɛdʒəˈlɛdʒər

1A book or other collection of financial accounts.
明细账，分类账
the total balance of the purchases ledger
购物账总结算额。
Example sentencesExamples
- Batch transaction management ensures only balanced entries are posted to your ledger.
- Its design lets users establish as many distinct ledgers as are required, such as projects, expenses, accounts payable and accounts receivable.
- He says that a lot of other old artifacts like weights and measures and some bank ledgers were sent to the central museum in Calcutta.
- Designed for double-entry bookkeeping, our software has full sales, purchase and nominal ledgers.
- The years covered by each of the ledgers, as well as the condition of each ledger, is discussed below.
- Samuel Otis, the first Secretary of the Senate, began the ledger in 1791.
- Natural capital is a physical asset, like the roads or buildings listed on a city's ledger.
- In respect of one option, he suggests that, on the tax side of the ledger, we could move towards a flatter tax structure.
- If you want to have a look at these ledgers or the cash book hit one of the hotwords below.
- After liberation he started a journey, working his way through the ledger and visiting every single man's family up and down the country, to confirm that their son or husband was dead and where, when and how it had happened.
- In 1427 Domenico matriculated into the Arte del Cambio, the same guild that had deleted Zanobi's name from its ledger decades earlier.
- There are times when items will go directly to the general ledger without any subledger posting.
- If double-entry accounting is the basis of a true accounting system, then the ledgers are the building blocks.
- What follows is a list of Early National and Antebellum ledgers and day books from the North American manuscript holdings in the Department of Special Collections, University Libraries of Notre Dame.
- Drawing on data, which includes the physical dimensions of the building, the house rules, and the ledgers of the workhouse, a realistic portrayal of inmates' daily experiences can be constructed and interpreted.
- Under the four-leg bookkeeping method all transactions, both cash and non-cash, were recorded in the journals and posted to the ledgers using double-entry procedures.
- The official club ledgers could accurately be described as the DNA of Everton Football Club.
- On all sides there's no lack of evidence - letters, diaries, minutes, double-entries in ledgers - but less of it was in Scots, and more in the ‘common tongue’.
- She held out the ledger and spoke in a voice deliberately pitched too low to be overheard.
- These two ledgers were scanned and the optimized images imported.
Synonyms
book, account book, record book, register, registry, log
records, archives, books
balance sheet, financial statement
2A flat stone slab covering a grave.
石板墓盖
as modifier the ledger stone of William Averie
Example sentencesExamples
- Photographs show her on her bier and her ledger stone carved with her name.
- Mullins' grave, covered by a large, brown granite ledger, is behind the headstone.
- George VI's coffin lies beneath a black marble ledger stone, which has had the dates of the Queen Mother's birth and death added to it.
3A horizontal scaffolding pole, parallel to the face of the building.
脚手架横杆
Example sentencesExamples
- The bottom of the ledger should be on the chalk line.
- Once you have ascertained this, check once again to be sure the joists are still at right angles from the ledger and still level.
- If the pole is very long, add a supporting pole bracket in the middle, attached to the ledger.
- The top men did the scaffolding - with their poles and their ledgers.
- Before you install the ledger you will need to decide whether to hang the joists from the ledger or rest them on top.
- You are now ready to temporarily attach the ledger to the wall, mark the corresponding holes on the siding, remove the ledger, and drill the holes in the siding.
- The girder is in a position parallel to the ledger and supports the opposite end of the joists.
- If we were discussing the attachment of a support ledger or shear bracing, the choice of screws could be consequential.
- The studs were stained and new 2x2 horizontal wood ledgers were screwed to them.
- Deck panels were then set up and connected to the ledger.
- The ‘Z’ flashing prevents water migration between ledger and building.
- To do this you need to make marks, called layout marks, on the ledger and girder that show where each joist will be located.
4A weight used on a fishing line without a float, to anchor the bait in a particular place.
鱼饵定位坠子，固定底饵
as modifier ledger tackle
Example sentencesExamples
- I immediately swapped the ledger rig for a spinner and cast out about twenty yards into the shallows.
- This is not always possible, but by doing this it is possible to tighten up the quiver tip until the ledger only just holds bottom.
- The fish stalls sell pilchards, mackerel and squid, which are the best baits for general ledger fishing, taking most species including conger and moray eels.
- The ledger fisherman and his rod rest and two rod approach needs a much wider platform from which to fish.
- The ledger bead is smoother running on the line.

verbˈlɛdʒə

[no object]

Fish using a ledger.
用定位坠子钓鱼
Example sentencesExamples
- The only reason I can think of for using a short ledgering rod is if overhanging trees are troublesome.
- To select the bigger specimens use a ledgered bait positioned on the far bank shelf or next to the reeds.
- Yellow, Orange and Chartreuse Powerbait are the colours preferred by most anglers when ledgering.
- There are a range of coarse fishing techniques used today from ledgering to sophisticated bite detection devices.
- If your reel is strong enough for river ledgering then probably it will be man enough for pike.

Origin

Late Middle English legger, ligger (denoting a large bible or breviary), probably from variants of lay¹ and lie¹, influenced by Dutch legger and ligger. Current senses date from the 16th century, except the fishing senses, known from the 17th century.

Rhymes

dredger, edger, hedger, pledger, St Leger

Definition of ledger in US English:

ledger

nounˈlejərˈlɛdʒər

1A book or other collection of financial accounts of a particular type.
明细账，分类账
the total balance of the purchases ledger
购物账总结算额。
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1427 Domenico matriculated into the Arte del Cambio, the same guild that had deleted Zanobi's name from its ledger decades earlier.
- If you want to have a look at these ledgers or the cash book hit one of the hotwords below.
- The years covered by each of the ledgers, as well as the condition of each ledger, is discussed below.
- Drawing on data, which includes the physical dimensions of the building, the house rules, and the ledgers of the workhouse, a realistic portrayal of inmates' daily experiences can be constructed and interpreted.
- What follows is a list of Early National and Antebellum ledgers and day books from the North American manuscript holdings in the Department of Special Collections, University Libraries of Notre Dame.
- After liberation he started a journey, working his way through the ledger and visiting every single man's family up and down the country, to confirm that their son or husband was dead and where, when and how it had happened.
- Its design lets users establish as many distinct ledgers as are required, such as projects, expenses, accounts payable and accounts receivable.
- Samuel Otis, the first Secretary of the Senate, began the ledger in 1791.
- She held out the ledger and spoke in a voice deliberately pitched too low to be overheard.
- Designed for double-entry bookkeeping, our software has full sales, purchase and nominal ledgers.
- On all sides there's no lack of evidence - letters, diaries, minutes, double-entries in ledgers - but less of it was in Scots, and more in the ‘common tongue’.
- There are times when items will go directly to the general ledger without any subledger posting.
- The official club ledgers could accurately be described as the DNA of Everton Football Club.
- He says that a lot of other old artifacts like weights and measures and some bank ledgers were sent to the central museum in Calcutta.
- In respect of one option, he suggests that, on the tax side of the ledger, we could move towards a flatter tax structure.
- These two ledgers were scanned and the optimized images imported.
- If double-entry accounting is the basis of a true accounting system, then the ledgers are the building blocks.
- Under the four-leg bookkeeping method all transactions, both cash and non-cash, were recorded in the journals and posted to the ledgers using double-entry procedures.
- Batch transaction management ensures only balanced entries are posted to your ledger.
- Natural capital is a physical asset, like the roads or buildings listed on a city's ledger.
Synonyms
book, account book, record book, register, registry, log
2A flat stone slab covering a grave.
石板墓盖
Example sentencesExamples
- Mullins' grave, covered by a large, brown granite ledger, is behind the headstone.
- George VI's coffin lies beneath a black marble ledger stone, which has had the dates of the Queen Mother's birth and death added to it.
- Photographs show her on her bier and her ledger stone carved with her name.
3A horizontal scaffolding pole, parallel to the face of the building.
脚手架横杆
Example sentencesExamples
- If the pole is very long, add a supporting pole bracket in the middle, attached to the ledger.
- To do this you need to make marks, called layout marks, on the ledger and girder that show where each joist will be located.
- Deck panels were then set up and connected to the ledger.
- The bottom of the ledger should be on the chalk line.
- Once you have ascertained this, check once again to be sure the joists are still at right angles from the ledger and still level.
- The studs were stained and new 2x2 horizontal wood ledgers were screwed to them.
- The girder is in a position parallel to the ledger and supports the opposite end of the joists.
- If we were discussing the attachment of a support ledger or shear bracing, the choice of screws could be consequential.
- The top men did the scaffolding - with their poles and their ledgers.
- Before you install the ledger you will need to decide whether to hang the joists from the ledger or rest them on top.
- The ‘Z’ flashing prevents water migration between ledger and building.
- You are now ready to temporarily attach the ledger to the wall, mark the corresponding holes on the siding, remove the ledger, and drill the holes in the siding.

Origin

Late Middle English legger, ligger (denoting a large bible or breviary), probably from variants of lay and lie, influenced by Dutch legger and ligger. Current senses date from the 16th century, except the fishing senses, known from the 17th century.

单词	ledger
释义	Definition of ledger in English: ledger noun ˈlɛdʒəˈlɛdʒər 1A book or other collection of financial accounts. 明细账，分类账 the total balance of the purchases ledger 购物账总结算额。 Example sentencesExamples Batch transaction management ensures only balanced entries are posted to your ledger. Its design lets users establish as many distinct ledgers as are required, such as projects, expenses, accounts payable and accounts receivable. He says that a lot of other old artifacts like weights and measures and some bank ledgers were sent to the central museum in Calcutta. Designed for double-entry bookkeeping, our software has full sales, purchase and nominal ledgers. The years covered by each of the ledgers, as well as the condition of each ledger, is discussed below. Samuel Otis, the first Secretary of the Senate, began the ledger in 1791. Natural capital is a physical asset, like the roads or buildings listed on a city's ledger. In respect of one option, he suggests that, on the tax side of the ledger, we could move towards a flatter tax structure. If you want to have a look at these ledgers or the cash book hit one of the hotwords below. After liberation he started a journey, working his way through the ledger and visiting every single man's family up and down the country, to confirm that their son or husband was dead and where, when and how it had happened. In 1427 Domenico matriculated into the Arte del Cambio, the same guild that had deleted Zanobi's name from its ledger decades earlier. There are times when items will go directly to the general ledger without any subledger posting. If double-entry accounting is the basis of a true accounting system, then the ledgers are the building blocks. What follows is a list of Early National and Antebellum ledgers and day books from the North American manuscript holdings in the Department of Special Collections, University Libraries of Notre Dame. Drawing on data, which includes the physical dimensions of the building, the house rules, and the ledgers of the workhouse, a realistic portrayal of inmates' daily experiences can be constructed and interpreted. Under the four-leg bookkeeping method all transactions, both cash and non-cash, were recorded in the journals and posted to the ledgers using double-entry procedures. The official club ledgers could accurately be described as the DNA of Everton Football Club. On all sides there's no lack of evidence - letters, diaries, minutes, double-entries in ledgers - but less of it was in Scots, and more in the ‘common tongue’. She held out the ledger and spoke in a voice deliberately pitched too low to be overheard. These two ledgers were scanned and the optimized images imported. Synonyms book, account book, record book, register, registry, log records, archives, books balance sheet, financial statement 2A flat stone slab covering a grave. 石板墓盖 as modifier the ledger stone of William Averie Example sentencesExamples Photographs show her on her bier and her ledger stone carved with her name. Mullins' grave, covered by a large, brown granite ledger, is behind the headstone. George VI's coffin lies beneath a black marble ledger stone, which has had the dates of the Queen Mother's birth and death added to it. 3A horizontal scaffolding pole, parallel to the face of the building. 脚手架横杆 Example sentencesExamples The bottom of the ledger should be on the chalk line. Once you have ascertained this, check once again to be sure the joists are still at right angles from the ledger and still level. If the pole is very long, add a supporting pole bracket in the middle, attached to the ledger. The top men did the scaffolding - with their poles and their ledgers. Before you install the ledger you will need to decide whether to hang the joists from the ledger or rest them on top. You are now ready to temporarily attach the ledger to the wall, mark the corresponding holes on the siding, remove the ledger, and drill the holes in the siding. The girder is in a position parallel to the ledger and supports the opposite end of the joists. If we were discussing the attachment of a support ledger or shear bracing, the choice of screws could be consequential. The studs were stained and new 2x2 horizontal wood ledgers were screwed to them. Deck panels were then set up and connected to the ledger. The ‘Z’ flashing prevents water migration between ledger and building. To do this you need to make marks, called layout marks, on the ledger and girder that show where each joist will be located. 4A weight used on a fishing line without a float, to anchor the bait in a particular place. 鱼饵定位坠子，固定底饵 as modifier ledger tackle Example sentencesExamples I immediately swapped the ledger rig for a spinner and cast out about twenty yards into the shallows. This is not always possible, but by doing this it is possible to tighten up the quiver tip until the ledger only just holds bottom. The fish stalls sell pilchards, mackerel and squid, which are the best baits for general ledger fishing, taking most species including conger and moray eels. The ledger fisherman and his rod rest and two rod approach needs a much wider platform from which to fish. The ledger bead is smoother running on the line. verbˈlɛdʒə [no object] Fish using a ledger. 用定位坠子钓鱼 Example sentencesExamples The only reason I can think of for using a short ledgering rod is if overhanging trees are troublesome. To select the bigger specimens use a ledgered bait positioned on the far bank shelf or next to the reeds. Yellow, Orange and Chartreuse Powerbait are the colours preferred by most anglers when ledgering. There are a range of coarse fishing techniques used today from ledgering to sophisticated bite detection devices. If your reel is strong enough for river ledgering then probably it will be man enough for pike. Origin Late Middle English legger, ligger (denoting a large bible or breviary), probably from variants of lay¹ and lie¹, influenced by Dutch legger and ligger. Current senses date from the 16th century, except the fishing senses, known from the 17th century. Rhymes dredger, edger, hedger, pledger, St Leger Definition of ledger in US English: ledger nounˈlejərˈlɛdʒər 1A book or other collection of financial accounts of a particular type. 明细账，分类账 the total balance of the purchases ledger 购物账总结算额。 Example sentencesExamples In 1427 Domenico matriculated into the Arte del Cambio, the same guild that had deleted Zanobi's name from its ledger decades earlier. If you want to have a look at these ledgers or the cash book hit one of the hotwords below. The years covered by each of the ledgers, as well as the condition of each ledger, is discussed below. Drawing on data, which includes the physical dimensions of the building, the house rules, and the ledgers of the workhouse, a realistic portrayal of inmates' daily experiences can be constructed and interpreted. What follows is a list of Early National and Antebellum ledgers and day books from the North American manuscript holdings in the Department of Special Collections, University Libraries of Notre Dame. After liberation he started a journey, working his way through the ledger and visiting every single man's family up and down the country, to confirm that their son or husband was dead and where, when and how it had happened. Its design lets users establish as many distinct ledgers as are required, such as projects, expenses, accounts payable and accounts receivable. Samuel Otis, the first Secretary of the Senate, began the ledger in 1791. She held out the ledger and spoke in a voice deliberately pitched too low to be overheard. Designed for double-entry bookkeeping, our software has full sales, purchase and nominal ledgers. On all sides there's no lack of evidence - letters, diaries, minutes, double-entries in ledgers - but less of it was in Scots, and more in the ‘common tongue’. There are times when items will go directly to the general ledger without any subledger posting. The official club ledgers could accurately be described as the DNA of Everton Football Club. He says that a lot of other old artifacts like weights and measures and some bank ledgers were sent to the central museum in Calcutta. In respect of one option, he suggests that, on the tax side of the ledger, we could move towards a flatter tax structure. These two ledgers were scanned and the optimized images imported. If double-entry accounting is the basis of a true accounting system, then the ledgers are the building blocks. Under the four-leg bookkeeping method all transactions, both cash and non-cash, were recorded in the journals and posted to the ledgers using double-entry procedures. Batch transaction management ensures only balanced entries are posted to your ledger. Natural capital is a physical asset, like the roads or buildings listed on a city's ledger. Synonyms book, account book, record book, register, registry, log 2A flat stone slab covering a grave. 石板墓盖 Example sentencesExamples Mullins' grave, covered by a large, brown granite ledger, is behind the headstone. George VI's coffin lies beneath a black marble ledger stone, which has had the dates of the Queen Mother's birth and death added to it. Photographs show her on her bier and her ledger stone carved with her name. 3A horizontal scaffolding pole, parallel to the face of the building. 脚手架横杆 Example sentencesExamples If the pole is very long, add a supporting pole bracket in the middle, attached to the ledger. To do this you need to make marks, called layout marks, on the ledger and girder that show where each joist will be located. Deck panels were then set up and connected to the ledger. The bottom of the ledger should be on the chalk line. Once you have ascertained this, check once again to be sure the joists are still at right angles from the ledger and still level. The studs were stained and new 2x2 horizontal wood ledgers were screwed to them. The girder is in a position parallel to the ledger and supports the opposite end of the joists. If we were discussing the attachment of a support ledger or shear bracing, the choice of screws could be consequential. The top men did the scaffolding - with their poles and their ledgers. Before you install the ledger you will need to decide whether to hang the joists from the ledger or rest them on top. The ‘Z’ flashing prevents water migration between ledger and building. You are now ready to temporarily attach the ledger to the wall, mark the corresponding holes on the siding, remove the ledger, and drill the holes in the siding. Origin Late Middle English legger, ligger (denoting a large bible or breviary), probably from variants of lay and lie, influenced by Dutch legger and ligger. Current senses date from the 16th century, except the fishing senses, known from the 17th century.
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