receipt
/rɪˈsiːt/A written acknowledgment of having received a payment or goods, typically issued by a seller to a buyer.
The cashier handed me the receipt after I paid for my groceries.
She kept the receipt as proof of purchase.
In financial contexts, receipts are often required for returns, refunds, or tax purposes.
The act of receiving something, especially money or goods.
The company confirmed receipt of the shipment.
He acknowledged receipt of the email.
This usage is less common and often seen in formal or legal contexts.
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💡Pro Tip
Always Check Receipts
Ensure the receipt matches the items purchased and the amount paid.
⚡Gold Rule
Retain Receipts
Keep receipts for at least a year for tax and warranty purposes.
📖Word Origin
From Middle English 'receite,' from Old French 'recete,' from Latin 'recipere' (to receive).
📝Usage Notes
Receipts are commonly used in retail, banking, and legal transactions. Always check the receipt for accuracy.