treasurer
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- noun
- /ˈtrɛʒər/
:
tesorero
- As the new treasurer, Maria is responsible for managing the organization's finances.
- treasurer's report
- assistant treasurer
- treasurer-elect
In fact, one of the members of the Paedophile Information Exchange is the treasurer of Edinburgh Pride.
- In fact, one of the members of the Paedophile Information Exchange is the treasurer of Edinburgh Pride.
- So who met me was the treasurer of the Aryan Brotherhood.
- The Queen and Treasurer of Egypt were now all in Octavian's hands.
- But in essence, the museum did not surrender legal title to the treasurer.
- So I'm the secretary Treasurer, which is the chief financial officer of the AFLCIO.
- You have to wonder what the corporate treasurer did all day long at Roku looking after that single bank account where they kept all of their cash.
- So the state of Ohio, I guess it was the treasurer.
Examples
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Each PG is comprised of four officers: a representative, an accountant, a treasurer, and a quality control manager.
Academic text (2017) -
We will hear from James Rothenberg, the Treasurer of the University.
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Well, I was county treasurer, but those days are gone.
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When I arrived there, they asked, "Will you be the treasurer?" I said yes.
Academic text (2008) -
Did she get elected town treasurer?
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The treasurer was the only one with the combination.
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You were the treasurer, weren't you?
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Your mother was the treasurer of the Christian Wives, wasn't she?
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When he was the kibbutz treasurer, he demanded a cut in expenditure.
Fiction book (1993) -
He was our treasurer.
Synonyms
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A senior manager who manages a company's money, plans budgets, and reports results
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A person who looks after a company's money, receives payments, pays bills, and keeps records
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An official who manages the state's money and budget
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An official in ancient Rome who managed money and collected taxes in a province
A person who receives, manages and pays out money for a company
A person or organization that holds and spends money for a specific purpose
Compounds
How Responsible
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Treasurer comes from the simple word treasure, meaning 'riches'. A treasurer was originally the person who guarded a group's treasure chest, so today a treasurer is the person who looks after and manages an organization's money.