receivable

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : fit for acceptance; acceptable.
- : awaiting receipt of payment: accounts receivable.
- : capable of being received.

n.名词 noun

adj.due

Synonyms

The Toronto-based think tank points out that inventories and accounts receivable have shrunk by even more than cash has increased.
They have a woman who runs accounts payable and another who runs accounts receivable.
The bank capital was gone, and no one had money that was receivable for taxes.
I get very tired; but 211 I am obliged to go, because the Pevenseys know so many receivable people.
National bank-notes are not legal tender, but are receivable by the government for all obligations except customs dues.
No pay is, indeed, receivable by any true man; but power is receivable by him, in the love and faith you give him.
Its notes were to be payable on demand in specie and to be receivable in all payments to the Government.

/ri-see-vuh-buhl/US // rɪˈsi və bəl //UK // (rɪˈsiːvəbəl) //

应收账款,应收,应收款项,应收帐款

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : fit for acceptance; acceptable.
- : awaiting receipt of payment: accounts receivable.
- : capable of being received.

n.名词 noun

adj.due

Synonyms

The Toronto-based think tank points out that inventories and accounts receivable have shrunk by even more than cash has increased.
They have a woman who runs accounts payable and another who runs accounts receivable.
The bank capital was gone, and no one had money that was receivable for taxes.
I get very tired; but 211 I am obliged to go, because the Pevenseys know so many receivable people.
National bank-notes are not legal tender, but are receivable by the government for all obligations except customs dues.
No pay is, indeed, receivable by any true man; but power is receivable by him, in the love and faith you give him.
Its notes were to be payable on demand in specie and to be receivable in all payments to the Government.