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Yes, bill means receipt in British English.
by Brakenshire 10y ago
Yes, bill means receipt in British English.
- _9MOTHER9HORSE 10y agoIt doesn't so much mean receipt as "invoice" (e.g. for taxes or utilities) or "check" (e.g. in a restaurant) In most restaurants you would ask for the bill, then when you pay, you will receive a separate receipt. The receipt is proof of payment.
- Brakenshire 10y agoYes, that's better put.