receipt
/rɪˈsiːt/
verb
- To mark a bill as paid; to write a receipt for something.
- The clerk receipted the payment and filed the copy.
- Make sure to receipt all transactions before the end of the day.
- Please receipt this invoice so we can close the account.
noun
- A written or printed statement that shows you have paid for something or received something.
- Please keep your receipt in case you need to return the item.
- He asked for a receipt after paying the bill.
- The cashier handed me a receipt for my groceries.
- The act of receiving something, especially money or goods.
- The receipt of your application will be confirmed by email.
- The company acknowledged receipt of the payment.
- Upon receipt of the package, please sign the delivery form.
- Receipts: the total amount of money received by a business or organization.
- Ticket receipts for the concert exceeded one million dollars.
- The store's daily receipts were higher than expected.
- The charity reported an increase in receipts this year.