accoutred

accounted，accounted，accounting。

词源：英语单词accounted和accounting都来自拉丁语动词accountare“算账”，其过去分词为accountus，后缀ed表示被动语态，ing表示主动语态。其中，accounted是accountus的过去分词形式，表示被动地算账。而accounting则是account的名词形式，表示会计。

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中文翻译：中文翻译为“记账”。 #

中文词源：“accoutred”这个词是外来词，由英文单词“accompanied”和“accoutre”两个部分组成。“accompany”意为“陪伴”，“accoutre”意为“装备”，因此“accoutred”意为装备了什么而陪伴着某人。这个词的词源是法语。 #

以下是列出的一些速记技巧和变化形式，每个不少于100字： #

1. 视觉记忆法：通过将信息与熟悉的图像联系起来，将信息转化为视觉图像，从而更容易记住。 #

2. 联想记忆法：通过将新信息与已知信息联系起来，创造有趣的联想，帮助记忆。 #

3. 口诀和韵律记忆法：将信息转化为口诀或韵律歌曲，使记忆更加有趣和容易。

4. 位置记忆法：将信息与特定的位置联系起来，例如将姓名和电话号码写在房间的特定位置，以便更容易回忆。 #

5. 缩略词和符号速记法：使用缩略词或符号来快速记住长串信息。

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6. 对比和关联记忆法：将新信息与已知信息进行对比和关联，帮助记忆。 #

7. 声音记忆法：通过重复声音或语音来帮助记忆信息。 #

8. 故事记忆法：将信息编织成一个故事，使其更易于记住。 #

9. 复述和复习：定期复述已学过的信息，并定期复习以巩固记忆。 #

10. 多感官记忆法：利用多种感官（如视觉、听觉、触觉）来帮助记忆信息。

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变化形式： #

针对不同类型的信息选择不同的速记技巧（如数字、日期、名字等）。

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结合使用多种速记技巧以增强记忆效果。 #

根据个人习惯和偏好调整速记方法。

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不断尝试新的速记技巧，找到最适合自己的方法。

accounted for: 1. The cause of the delay has been accounted for.

2. The company has accounted for all its assets and liabilities.

accounted for双语例句：

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1. The missing money has been accounted for. #

2. The cause of the accident has been accounted for by human error. #

accompanied by: #

1. She was accompanied by her mother when she attended the party.

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2. The concert was accompanied by a film of the music. #

accomplished feat:

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1. He is credited with having accomplished a feat of great daring. #

2. They have accomplished a feat of engineering marvels.

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accrue to: #

1. The money that would have accrued to him as a result of his father's death was lost in a bank failure.

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2. The money that would have accrued to him as a reward for his honesty was lost in a bribe. #

accumulate wealth: #

1. The goal of most people is to accumulate wealth and live comfortably.

2. He has accumulated wealth through hard work and wise investments. #

accuse of:

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1. He was accused of stealing the money from the company.

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2. She accused him of being unfaithful to her. #

account for: #

1. We need to account for every penny we spend. #

2. The cause of the accident has been accounted for by human error.

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