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1 rent receipt
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2 rent
1 nounloyer m;rent control contrôle m des loyers;rent receipt quittance f de loyerlouer;∎ to rent sth from sb louer qch à qnlouer;∎ to rent sth out to sb louer qch à qn -
3 receipt
receipt [rɪ'si:t]1 noun(a) (for purchase, meal, taxi fare) reçu m ( for de); (in supermarket, bar) ticket m de caisse, reçu m; (for bill) acquit m; (for rent, insurance) quittance f; (from customs) récépissé m; (for letter, parcel) récépissé m, accusé m de réception(b) (reception → of letter, parcel etc) réception f;∎ to pay on receipt payer à la réception;∎ to be in receipt of sth avoir reçu qch;∎ Commerce I am in receipt of the goods j'ai bien reçu les marchandises;∎ Commerce to acknowledge receipt of sth accuser réception de qch;∎ on receipt of your results dès que vous aurez reçu vos résultatsBritish acquitter, quittancer;∎ to receipt a bill acquitter une facture(takings) recettes fpl, rentrées fpl;∎ receipts and expenditure recettes fpl et dépenses fpl►► Finance receipted bill facture f acquittée;Finance receipt book carnet m de quittances -
4 receipt
A n1 Comm ( in writing) reçu m, récépissé m (for pour) ; ( from till) ticket m de caisse ; ( for rent) quittance f ;3 Admin, Comm (of goods, letters) réception f ; within 30 days of receipt à 30 jours de la réception ; to acknowledge receipt of sth accuser réception de qch ; on receipt of sth dès réception de qch ; to be in receipt of recevoir [income, benefits]. -
5 receipt
receipt [rɪˈsi:t]a. ( = receiving) réception fb. ( = paper) (for payment) reçu m ; (for parcel, letter) accusé m de réception ; (for object purchased) ticket m de caisse* * *[rɪ'siːt] 1.1) Commerce ( in writing) reçu m, récépissé m ( for pour); ( from till) ticket m de caisse; ( for rent) quittance f; Postal services ( on sending) reçu m; ( on delivery) accusé m de réception ( for pour)2) (of goods, letters) réception f2.to be in receipt of — recevoir [income, benefits]
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6 receipt
1 noun(a) (act of receiving) réception f;∎ to be in receipt of sth avoir reçu qch;∎ we are in receipt of your letter of 9 June nous avons bien reçu votre lettre du 9 juin;∎ to pay on receipt payer à la réception;on receipt of this letter dès réception de cette lettre(in supermarket, bar) ticket m de caisse; (for letter, parcel) récépissé m, accusé m de réception; (for rent, insurance) quittance f; CUSTOMS récépisséreceipt book carnet m de quittances;receipt in full quittance finale ou libératoire;receipt stamp timbre m de quittance∎ receipts and expenditure recettes et dépenses f placquitter, quittancer;∎ to receipt a bill acquitter une facture
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