invoice
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3.3
- noun
- /ˈɪnˌvoɪs/
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factura
- But the price listed on your invoice did a lot to convince them.
- pay invoices
- unpaid invoices
- send invoices
So if it's a rental property and say you had the AC repaired, well, you would have an invoice with the property address and what happened.
- So if it's a rental property and say you had the AC repaired, well, you would have an invoice with the property address and what happened.
- Having people come to their door or having things come to their house that they get thousands of dollars worth of invoices.
- These middle men bought the unpaid invoices from suppliers at a discount because they were in effect guaranteed by the Italian state.
- Now, the city of El Paso claims it sent Trump multiple invoices since the event and even sent him a letter which read.
- Don't read who it's from, but look at this in invoice.
- I thought I'd see me swap T-shirts and it was just know what my invoice you have.
Examples
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I found the invoices for the job, the drawings, and my dad sketched it all out.
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The need for paper invoices for an audit trail has not changed.
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You can see when the client has seen the invoice and put an end to that.
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On my invoice, this was the only plant that they left any instructions about.
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I will have my office send a report and my invoice.
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I'll send you an invoice.
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One of our clients found out that they paid hundreds of millions worth of invoices twice.
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Altman signed an invoice that week for miscellaneous equipment.
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In fact, all those invoices, the checks we wrote and the Ledger, absolutely right.
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I received an invoice for the furniture I ordered last week, detailing the total amount due.
Synonyms
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1.0
A paper telling you how much you must pay
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7.7
A bill showing the money you must pay for food or services
A bill that lists goods or services and shows how much to pay
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Etymology
Invoice comes from an old French word meaning 'to send', because it was the paper you 'sent' to ask for payment. This is the same root as the English word envoy, a person who is 'sent', so an invoice is a bill that lists what is due.