recipe … receipt … prescription

I wonder how an American pronounces…

recipe … receipt … prescription
/ˈrɛ-sə-piy/ … /rɪ–ˈsiyt/ … /prɪ–ˈskrɪp–ʃən/

 

recipe
/ˈrɛ-sə-piy/

instructions for making something
(such as a food dish) by combining various things

 

recipe
/ˈrɛ-sə-piy/

My mother never used a written
recipe for making plum dumplings.

In fact, I never saw her use
a recipe for cooking anything.

 

the recipe for success
/ðəˈrɛ-sə-piy-fɚ–sək-ˈsɛs/

What do we have
to do in order to succeed?

 

receipt
/rɪ–ˈsiyt/

a  piece of paper on which the things that you buy are listed
with the total amount paid and the prices for each

related to the verb ‘receive’

note:  the written p is not pronounced

 

prescription
/prɪ–ˈskrɪp–ʃən/

a written message from a doctor
that officially tells someone to use a medicine.

 

fill a prescription
/ˈfɪ–lə–prɪ–ˈskrɪp–ʃən/

You get a prescription filled by a
pharmacist at a pharmacy or drugstore.

 

prescription medicine
/prɪ-ˈskrɪp–ʃən–ˈmɛ–də–sɪn/

Is that prescription medicine or
can you get those pills over-the-counter,
without a prescription?

 

And now it’s your turn.
recipe … receipt … prescription

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