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/bɪl/
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/bɪl/
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bill
noun
bills
pl
UK
/bɪl/
US
/bɪl/
афиша
The concert bill was posted all over town.
Афиша концерта была развешана по всему городу.
счет
I received the electricity bill yesterday.
Я получил счет за электричество вчера.
законопроект
The senator introduced a new bill in the parliament.
Сенатор представил новый законопроект в парламенте.
банкнота
He paid with a fifty-dollar bill.
Он заплатил пятидесятидолларовой банкнотой.
Traducciones adicionales
вексель
клюв
купюра
Sinónimos
tab
charge
cost
expense
invoice
statement
account
bill
verb
billed
Past Simple
billed
Past Participle
billing
Gerund
UK
/bɪl/
US
/bɪl/
выставлять счет
The company will bill you at the end of the month.
Компания выставит вам счет в конце месяца.
выписывать счет
The restaurant will bill us for the dinner.
Ресторан выпишет нам счет за ужин.
Traducciones adicionales
инкассировать
Sinónimos
present a bill
send a bill to
charge for
charge
invoice
bill
adjective
UK
/bɪl/
US
/bɪl/
Attributive use of the noun 'bill' before another noun (e.g., bill payment) to denote relation to a bill or billing.
Definiciones
bill
noun
A statement of money owed for goods or services supplied.
The restaurant presented us with the bill after our meal.
A draft of a proposed law presented to a legislative body for discussion.
The senator introduced a new bill to improve healthcare access.
A piece of paper money; a banknote.
He paid for the groceries with a ten-dollar bill.
A printed or written advertisement or announcement.
The concert bill was posted all over town to attract attendees.
The beak of a bird, especially when it is slender, flattened, or weak.
The duck used its bill to filter food from the water.
The projecting visor or brim at the front of a cap or hat.
He pulled the bill of his baseball cap down to shade his eyes.
A long-handled polearm or hooked cutting tool used historically as a weapon or for pruning.
The yeoman brandished his bill against the advancing knights.
bill
verb
To send a statement of charges to someone for goods or services.
The company will bill you at the end of the month for the services provided.
To list or advertise as being part of a program or event.
The band was billed as the main attraction for the music festival.
bill
adjective
Relating to or associated with a bill, especially a statement of charges or a legislative proposal, when used before another noun.
All bill payments must be received by the due date.
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