receipts

英 [rɪˈsiːts]

美 [rɪˈsits]

n.  收据; 收条; 接收; 收到; (企业、银行、政府等)收到的款项，收入
receipt的复数

经济

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 收条；收据；购物小票（在美语里常用 sales slip）
  Areceiptis a piece of paper that you get from someone as proof that they have received money or goods from you. In British English areceiptis a piece of paper that you get in a shop when you buy something, but in American English the more usual term for this issales slip.
  1. I wrote her a receipt for the money.
     我给她写了一张收钱的收条。
• N-PLURAL （商店或影院等一定时期的）收入，收益
  Receiptsare the amount of money received during a particular period, for example by a shop or theatre.
  1. The film opened to healthy box office receipts before rapidly falling off...
     这部影片的票房收入开始的时候持续上涨，但是后来急剧下降。
  2. He was tallying the day's receipts.
     他正在清点一天的收入。
• N-UNCOUNT 收到；接到
  Thereceiptof something is the act of receiving it.
  1. Goods should be supplied within 28 days after the receipt of your order.
     应该在收到订单后28天内供货。
• PHRASE 已收到；经常收到
  If you arein receipt ofsomething, you have received it or you receive it regularly.
  1. We are taking action, having been in receipt of a letter from him...
     收到他的信之后我们正在采取行动。
  2. I am in receipt of a pension.
     我定期领取养老金。

英英释义

noun

• the entire amount of income before any deductions are made
  Synonym:grossrevenue

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