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thủ quỹ

Pronunciation Northern /tʰṵ˧˩˧ kwiʔi˧˥/ Central /tʰu˧˩˨ kwi˧˩˨/ Southern /tʰu˨˩˦ wi˨˩˦/
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treasurer
Noun
treasurer

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Meaning
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Sense 1 Noun
treasurer

A person who is responsible for managing and safeguarding the cash funds of an organization or company.

vi Thủ quỹ chịu trách nhiệm giữ gìn tiền mặt của công ty.

en The treasurer is responsible for safeguarding the company's cash.

Parts
thủ / quỹ / Sino-Vietnamese; the character is 守櫃 …
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OriginSino-Vietnamese; the character is 守櫃

Chinese characters Source-aligned
Representative candidate
守櫃
Bold marks the representative form aligned to a source as the spelling of the whole word. Parentheses show other candidates for the same syllable. Source and confidence are shown in the heading above.
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thủ dầu một / đối thủ / áo trấn thủ / tuân thủ …
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