invoicing
[ˈɪnvˌɔɪsɪŋ] /ˈin-ˌvȯis How to pronounce invoice (audio)/ (ame, mw)
invoicing — noun
1. the work of preparing and sending bills that show customers what they need to pa
the work of preparing and sending bills that show customers what they need to pay for goods or services
Eri handles invoicing for the small design studio every Friday afternoon.
handle invoicing for + business
The bakery moved its invoicing online after opening a second shop.
move invoicing online
Monthly invoicing takes longer when several customers change their address.
Ravindra paused the invoicing so the accounts team could check one missing order.
- billing
the closest business synonym; often used a little more broadly for the whole payment-request side of a business
- bookkeeping
much broader and includes many financial records beyond sending invoices
文法句型
handle invoicing
monthly invoicing
invoicing for + customer/company
用法筆記
Usually uncountable in business English. It refers to the process or duty of preparing and sending invoices, not to one document by itself.
常見錯誤
invoicing — verb
- invoicingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- invoicings3rd person singular
- invoicinging-ing form
- invoicingedpast simple
1. to prepare and send a bill to a customer for goods or services that have already
to prepare and send a bill to a customer for goods or services that have already been provided
Yael is invoicing the client for the extra lighting equipment today.
invoice + client for + goods
The hotel began invoicing guests by email after checkout last summer.
invoice + person by email
Vinicius spent the morning invoicing customers for three repair jobs from last night.
Our office is invoicing schools separately for lunch and bus fees.
文法句型
invoice + customer/client
invoice + person + for + goods/services
be invoicing + customer/account
用法筆記
Usually takes the customer, client, or account as its direct object, with 'for' introducing the goods, services, or amount. In business writing, this -ing form often appears in process updates and continuous tenses.