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1 ricevuta
f receiptaccusare ricevuta acknowledge receipt* * *ricevuta s.f.1 (comm.) receipt; ( quietanza) quittance, acquittance: raccomandata con ricevuta di ritorno, registered letter with return receipt; ricevuta di versamento, receipt for payment; rilasciare una ricevuta, to give (o to make out) a receipt; manca la ricevuta, the receipt is missing; ricevuta fiscale, receipt for fiscal purposes (o receipted bill); ricevuta a saldo, receipt in full; ricevuta di deposito, deposit receipt (o slip); ricevuta di pagamento di dogana, (customs) docket; ricevuta di cassa, cash voucher; ricevuta di consegna, delivery receipt; ricevuta di spedizione, forwarding receipt; accusare ricevuta di qlco., to acknowledge receipt of sthg.* * *[ritʃe'vuta]rilasciare una ricevuta — to give o issue a receipt
ricevuta di consegna — proof of delivery, delivery note
ricevuta di pagamento — proof of payment, receipt for payment
* * *ricevuta/rit∫e'vuta/sostantivo f.receipt; (scontrino) receipt, (sales) slip; (quietanza) quittance; rilasciare una ricevuta to give o issue a receipt; accusare ricevuta di to acknowledge receipt of\ricevuta di consegna proof of delivery, delivery note; ricevuta fiscale till receipt; ricevuta di pagamento proof of payment, receipt for payment; ricevuta di ritorno advice of delivery; ricevuta di versamento bank receipt.
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