An audit is when a person or team looks carefully at money records. They check if the money is correct and all rules are followed. It is used in business and finance.
The company did an audit last week.
We need an audit of these accounts.
Audit can mean checking if things meet rules or quality standards. This is outside money, like safety or school work. People check to see if the rules are followed.
We had a safety audit at work today.
The school will do a quality audit soon.
To audit means to look at money records closely. People check if money is correct and legal. It is an action done by auditors.
They audit the bank every year.
We audit invoices to find mistakes.
To audit a class means to go to the lessons but not get a grade. People do this to learn without tests or homework.
I audited the math class last semester.
She audits art classes for fun.
An audit may be a review to check if a company or system follows laws or rules. This is common in environment, safety, or data protection areas.
The company passed the environmental audit.
Regulators conduct audits to ensure safety.
In computers, an audit means a record of actions or events. People look at this record to find problems or keep security.
The system keeps an audit of user actions.
IT staff check the audit for errors.
