receipt

UK /ɹɪˈsiːt/ US /ɹɪˈsit/
noun 5verb 2

Collocations

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1

(noun.) piece of paper showing what was paid for

ADJ

original

VERB + RECEIPT

ask (sb) for | get, obtain | receive

have

I didn't have a receipt, so the store wouldn't let me return the broken lamp.

make out, write (out)

The cashier wrote out a receipt after I paid for my groceries.

sign | give sb, issue

keep

I always keep my receipts in case I need to return something later.

produce

When you return items to the store, you need to produce your receipt to get a refund.

RECEIPT + NOUN

book

PREP

~ for

The customer asked for a receipt for her purchase at the checkout counter.

2

(noun.) act of receiving sth

VERB + RECEIPT

acknowledge

The store manager acknowledged receipt of the delivery and signed the paperwork.

PREP

in ~ of

The company confirmed they were in receipt of your payment last week.

on/upon ~ of

Your order will be dispatched upon receipt of payment from your credit card.

PHRASES

the date for receipt

We need to confirm the date for receipt of your payment before processing the order.

within days of receipt

The company promised to send a replacement within days of receipt of my order.

3

(noun.) receipts: money received

ADJ

total

The total receipts from yesterday's fundraiser were enough to buy new equipment for the school.

net | capital | income, revenue | tax | cash | foreign currency/exchange | dollar, euro, etc. | box-office, gate, match

VERB + RECEIPT

receive

RECEIPT + VERB

rise

Shop receipts rose significantly after the new shopping mall opened in our town.

reach sth

The store's monthly receipts reached over $50,000 for the first time.

fall, slump

The cinema's ticket receipts fell sharply after the new multiplex opened across town.

PREP

~ from

The store gave me a receipt from my purchase so I could return the item if needed.

PHRASES

receipts and payments

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