receipts
Pronunciation: [rɪˈsiːts]
Word
Context: "finance"
(noun) a document that shows you have bought something. It tells you how much you paid and what you bought. You can keep it to return things later or for your records.
Example
I kept the receipt after I bought the shoes in case I wanted to return them.
Example
I lost the receipt, so I can't return the shirt I bought.
Example
Can you show me the receipt for your purchase?
Context: "acknowledgment"
(noun) a statement that something has been received. If someone sends you something, like a package or a letter, you can write a receipt to show they got it.
Example
She received a receipt confirming that her application was received.
Example
He didn’t get a receipt, so there was no proof he sent the package.
Example
Did you receive a receipt when you submitted your report?
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