receipt

receipt
rə'si:t
noun
1) (the act of receiving or being received: Please sign this form to acknowledge receipt of the money.) recibo, recepción
2) (a written note saying that money etc has been received: I paid the bill and he gave me a receipt.) recibo
receipt n recibo
you need a receipt to prove that you have paid necesitas un recibo para probar que has pagado
receipt
tr[rɪ'siːt]
noun
1 (document) recibo
■ could I have a receipt, please? ¿podría darme un recibo?
2 (act of receiving) recepción nombre femenino, recibo
■ your order will be dispatched on receipt of payment su pedido será enviado en cuanto recibamos el pago
plural noun receipts
1 SMALLCOMMERCE/SMALL ingresos nombre masculino plural, recaudación f sing
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be in receipt of acusar recibo de
receipt [ri'si:t] n
1) : recibo m
2) receipts npl
: ingresos mpl , entradas fpl
receipt
n.
• cargareme s.m.
• cobranza s.f.
• descargo s.m.
• recepción s.f.
• recibo s.m.
v.
• dar recibo por v.
rɪ'siːt
noun
a) c (paper) recibo m

to make out a receipt — hacer* or (frml) extender* un recibo

b) u (act) recibo m, recepción f

please acknowledge receipt of goods — por favor acuse recibo de la mercancía

we are in receipt of your letter — (frml) obra en nuestro poder su carta (frml)

c) receipts pl (Fin) ingresos mpl, entradas fpl
[rɪ'siːt]
1. N
1) (=act of receiving) recepción f , recibo m

to acknowledge receipt of — acusar recibo de

on receipt of — al recibo de, al recibir

on receipt of these goods — al recibo de or al recibir estas mercancías

I am in receipt of your letter — frm he recibido su carta, obra su carta en mi poder more frm

pay on receipt — pago m contra entrega or al recibo

2) (=document) recibo m

please give me a receipt — haga el favor de darme un recibo

3) receipts (=money taken) recaudación fsing
2.
VT [+ goods] dar recibo por; [+ bill] poner el "recibí" en
3.
CPD

receipt book N — libro m talonario

* * *
[rɪ'siːt]
noun
a) c (paper) recibo m

to make out a receipt — hacer* or (frml) extender* un recibo

b) u (act) recibo m, recepción f

please acknowledge receipt of goods — por favor acuse recibo de la mercancía

we are in receipt of your letter — (frml) obra en nuestro poder su carta (frml)

c) receipts pl (Fin) ingresos mpl, entradas fpl

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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