receipt
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- noun
- /rɪˈsiːt/
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recibo
- Oh, OK, It's the receipt from the original purchase.
- a purchase receipt
- cash receipt
- sales receipts
I've got an Asda receipt with a chewing gum in it.
- I've got an Asda receipt with a chewing gum in it.
- And then this is my receipt from the Waldorf Astoria.
- You could reply to your receipt e-mail and Kathy will help you out.
- Also, how did that guy still have the receipt for a hash brown?
- And someone from the group was like, show me that receipt right now.
- If it was a new ring and he had a gift receipt.
- You can see my TikTok for the receipts.
Examples
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I need the receipt to return this item to the store.
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- Please give me a receipt.
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So then give me back the gift receipt Big Lots.
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The women left before the receipt was ready, and I had to get it myself.
Fiction book (1994) -
I'll show you the receipt.
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Don't forget to get a receipt.
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The customer should bring his receipt to the jeweler, who should refund the $200.
Academic text (1993) -
And then this is my receipt from the Waldorf Astoria.
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They print out little paper receipts back in the day.
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Seriously, this is the coolest receipt I've ever seen.
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
Receipt comes from the Latin word recipere, which means 'to receive', and it shares the same root as receive. It once meant 'something received', so a receipt is the paper that shows you got or paid for something.