(うけとりしょう)

うけとりしょう
noun
receipt; acknowledgment of receipt
1. receipt; written acknowledgment that something has been received
A document confirming that goods, money, or documents have been received. Used in both commercial transactions and official procedures.
受取証(うけとりしょう)をください。
Please give me a receipt.
荷物(にもつ)()()ったら受取証(うけとりしょう)にサインしてください。
Please sign the receipt when you receive the package.
確定申告(かくていしんこく)のために医療費(いりょうひ)受取証(うけとりしょう)保管(ほかん)しておいたほうがいい。
You should keep your medical expense receipts for your tax return.

Formed from 受取(うけとり) (receipt, receiving) + (しょう) (proof, certificate). A formal term for a receipt that proves something was received. In everyday shopping, レシート (register receipt) or 領収書(りょうしゅうしょ) (formal receipt) are far more common. 受取証(うけとりしょう) is used specifically when acknowledging receipt of deliveries, documents, or payments in official contexts.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 受取証(うけとりしょう)にサインする: to sign a receipt
  • 受取証(うけとりしょう)発行(はっこう)する: to issue a receipt
  • 受取証(うけとりしょう)保管(ほかん)する: to keep/store a receipt
  • 受取証(うけとりしょう)提出(ていしゅつ)する: to submit a receipt

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 領収書(りょうしゅうしょ): receipt — the most common formal receipt for payments, especially for business expense claims
  • レシート: receipt — the slip printed at a cash register; casual everyday term
  • 受領書(じゅりょうしょ): receipt of goods/documents — synonym, slightly more formal and official