(also ˈsales slip) [countable] a piece of paper that shows that goods or services have been paid for收据；收条◆Can I have a receipt, please?请给我开张收据好吗？◆Make sure you keep all your receipts.务必保留好所有的收据。  ➡  see note at invoice ⨁to ask for / file / keep / need a receipt索取收据；将收据归档；保存／需要收据 ⨁ to give sb / issue / make out / sign a receipt给某人提供收据；开收据；写收据；签收据 ⨁ a credit-card / sales receipt信用卡／销售收据 (Accounting 会计) receipts [plural] money that a business, bank or government receives（企业、银行或政府）收到的款项，收入◆Receipts from tourism fell by about one third.旅游收入减少了大约三分之一。◆The economic slowdown has reduced tax receipts.经济放缓使税收收入减少了。⨁cash / export / tax receipts现金／出口／税收收入 (formal) [uncountable] the act of receiving sth, or the fact of sth having been received接到；收到◆Businesses should acknowledge receipt of an order without delay.企业接到订单应该立即签收。◆Items should be paid for within 14 days of receipt.收到商品后应该在 14 天内付款。  ➡  payment debit receipt delivery receipt depositary receipt depository receipt trust receipt warehouse receipt