odit
odít with stress marks
audit; examination of accounts
Usage Note
Odit is adapted from English 'audit' and is used in financial, government, and corporate contexts to mean a formal examination of financial records or processes. The Commission on Audit (COA) is the Philippine government body that conducts state audits, making this term well-known in news about public accountability.
Examples
" May odit bukas sa opisina. "
Natural Translation
There is an audit tomorrow at the office.
Literal Translation
There-is audit tomorrow at office.
" Isang mahigpit na odit ang ginawa sa kumpanya. "
Natural Translation
A strict audit was conducted in the company.
Literal Translation
One strict audit the done in company.
" Matapos ang odit ng Commission on Audit, natuklasan na may malaking halaga na hindi maipaliwanag sa badyet ng ahensya. "
Natural Translation
After the audit by the Commission on Audit, it was discovered that there was a large amount that could not be accounted for in the agency's budget.
Literal Translation
After the audit of-the Commission on Audit, was-discovered that there-is large [na] amount that not can-be-explained in budget of-the agency.
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