英语词汇bill怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ bill /ˈbɪl/ noun

plural bills

¹ bill

/ˈbɪl/

noun

plural bills

Learner's definition of BILL

[count]

: a document that says how much money you owe for something you have bought or used账单

He paid the telephone bill.他缴了电话费。
Did our water bill arrive yet?我们的水费账单来了吗？
I've been having a hard time paying the bills since I lost my job. [=paying what I owe for housing, heat, electricity, etc.]我失业以来支付这些账单就成了问题。
The waiter gave us our bill.侍者把账单递给我们。
I can't pay for it now: just put it on my bill. [=add the amount I now owe to what I already owe and I will pay the total amount later]我现在支付不了，把它记在我的账上吧。

— compare bill of sale

: a written description of a new law that is being suggested and that the lawmakers of a country, state, etc., must vote to accept before it becomes law议案

They will introduce an antismoking bill in Congress.他们将在国会提出一项禁烟议案。
The Senate passed/rejected the bill.参议院通过/否决了这项议案。
How does a bill become a law?一项议案如何变成法律？

also : such a bill after it has become a law法案

the GI bill《美国退伍军人权利法案》

— see also bill of rights

chiefly US : a piece of paper money纸币；钞票

He handed me a 5-dollar bill.他递给我一张5美元的钞票。
bills and coins纸币和硬币

— called also (British) note

: a written or printed advertisement that is used to announce a play, movie, or concert to the public and to list the names of the performers海报；招贴；广告

Who is on the bill? [=who is performing?]海报上有谁？
a double bill [=a concert that has two parts] featuring two of the world's best jazz trumpeters两位世界最好的爵士乐小号演奏家先后上场的专场音乐会
The notice on the wall said “Post No Bills.” [=do not put any advertisements on the wall]墙上的布告写着“禁贴广告”。

fill the bill

or fit the bill

: to be exactly what is needed : to be suitable符合需要的；合适的

If you want to stay near the beach, this hotel will fit the bill.如果你想住在海滩附近，这家酒店正合你意。

foot the bill

— see ²foot

give (someone or something) a clean bill of health

: to officially say that someone is healthy or that something is working correctly开健康证明；认定合格

The doctor gave him a clean bill of health.医生给他开了健康证明。
The governor gives the program a clean bill of health.理事认定这门课程合格。

— compare ³bill

² bill /ˈbɪl/ verb

bills; billed; billing

² bill

/ˈbɪl/

verb

bills; billed; billing

Learner's definition of BILL

[+ object]

: to send a bill to (someone or something) : to provide (a person, business, organization, etc.) with a statement that says how much money is owed for something that has been bought or used给…送账单；给…开账单

They billed me for the repairs they made to the roof.他们把修理房顶的账单给我送来了。
The company was billed for the deliveries.公司收到了运送费的账单。

: to describe (someone or something) as a particular thing so that people will like or want that person or thing把…宣传为 — usually used as (be) billed通常用作(be) billed

The city is being billed [=advertised] as one of the best places to live in the state.这座城市被宣传为州内最适宜居住的地方之一。
She was billed as the next big movie star.她被说成是下一位电影巨星。

— see also billing

: to officially say that someone is going to do something宣布— usually used as (be) billed通常用作(be) billed

Both writers are billed to appear at the conference.两位作家据称都会出席此次会议。

— compare ⁴bill

³ bill /ˈbɪl/ noun

plural bills

³ bill

/ˈbɪl/

noun

plural bills

Learner's definition of BILL

[count]

: a bird's beak鸟嘴；喙

a duck's bill鸭嘴

— see picture at bird

US : the part of a cap that sticks out in front : the visor of a hat帽舌

— compare ¹bill

⁴ bill /ˈbɪl/ verb

bills; billed; billing

⁴ bill

/ˈbɪl/

verb

bills; billed; billing

Learner's definition of BILL

bill and coo

old-fashioned

: to kiss and talk quietly卿卿我我；情话绵绵

A young couple sat together in the corner, billing and cooing.一对年轻的情侣坐在角落里卿卿我我。

— compare ²bill

单词	bill
释义	bill (verb) bill (noun) bill (verb) bill 17 ENTRIES FOUND: bill (noun) bill (verb) bill (noun) bill (verb) billing (noun) bill of exchange (noun) bill of fare (noun) bill of rights (noun) bill of sale (noun) double bill (noun) duck-billed platypus (noun) private member's bill (noun) clean (adjective) fill (verb) fit (verb) foot (verb) health (noun) ¹ bill /ˈbɪl/ noun plural bills ¹ bill /ˈbɪl/ noun plural bills Learner's definition of BILL [count] 1 : a document that says how much money you owe for something you have bought or used账单 He paid the telephone bill.他缴了电话费。 Did our water bill arrive yet?我们的水费账单来了吗？ I've been having a hard time paying the bills since I lost my job. [=paying what I owe for housing, heat, electricity, etc.]我失业以来支付这些账单就成了问题。 The waiter gave us our bill.侍者把账单递给我们。 I can't pay for it now: just put it on my bill. [=add the amount I now owe to what I already owe and I will pay the total amount later]我现在支付不了，把它记在我的账上吧。 — compare bill of sale 2 : a written description of a new law that is being suggested and that the lawmakers of a country, state, etc., must vote to accept before it becomes law议案 They will introduce an antismoking bill in Congress.他们将在国会提出一项禁烟议案。 The Senate passed/rejected the bill.参议院通过/否决了这项议案。 How does a bill become a law?一项议案如何变成法律？ also : such a bill after it has become a law法案 the GI bill《美国退伍军人权利法案》 — see also bill of rights 3 chiefly US : a piece of paper money纸币；钞票 He handed me a 5-dollar bill.他递给我一张5美元的钞票。 bills and coins纸币和硬币 — called also (British) note 4 : a written or printed advertisement that is used to announce a play, movie, or concert to the public and to list the names of the performers海报；招贴；广告 Who is on the bill? [=who is performing?]海报上有谁？ a double bill [=a concert that has two parts] featuring two of the world's best jazz trumpeters两位世界最好的爵士乐小号演奏家先后上场的专场音乐会 The notice on the wall said “Post No Bills.” [=do not put any advertisements on the wall]墙上的布告写着“禁贴广告”。 fill the bill or fit the bill : to be exactly what is needed : to be suitable符合需要的；合适的 If you want to stay near the beach, this hotel will fit the bill.如果你想住在海滩附近，这家酒店正合你意。 foot the bill — see ²foot give (someone or something) a clean bill of health : to officially say that someone is healthy or that something is working correctly开健康证明；认定合格 The doctor gave him a clean bill of health.医生给他开了健康证明。 The governor gives the program a clean bill of health.理事认定这门课程合格。 — compare ³bill ² bill /ˈbɪl/ verb bills; billed; billing ² bill /ˈbɪl/ verb bills; billed; billing Learner's definition of BILL [+ object] 1 : to send a bill to (someone or something) : to provide (a person, business, organization, etc.) with a statement that says how much money is owed for something that has been bought or used给…送账单；给…开账单 They billed me for the repairs they made to the roof.他们把修理房顶的账单给我送来了。 The company was billed for the deliveries.公司收到了运送费的账单。 2 : to describe (someone or something) as a particular thing so that people will like or want that person or thing把…宣传为 — usually used as (be) billed通常用作(be) billed The city is being billed [=advertised] as one of the best places to live in the state.这座城市被宣传为州内最适宜居住的地方之一。 She was billed as the next big movie star.她被说成是下一位电影巨星。 — see also billing 3 : to officially say that someone is going to do something宣布— usually used as (be) billed通常用作(be) billed Both writers are billed to appear at the conference.两位作家据称都会出席此次会议。 — compare ⁴bill ³ bill /ˈbɪl/ noun plural bills ³ bill /ˈbɪl/ noun plural bills Learner's definition of BILL [count] 1 : a bird's beak鸟嘴；喙 a duck's bill鸭嘴 — see picture at bird 2 US : the part of a cap that sticks out in front : the visor of a hat帽舌 — compare ¹bill ⁴ bill /ˈbɪl/ verb bills; billed; billing ⁴ bill /ˈbɪl/ verb bills; billed; billing Learner's definition of BILL bill and coo old-fashioned : to kiss and talk quietly卿卿我我；情话绵绵 A young couple sat together in the corner, billing and cooing.一对年轻的情侣坐在角落里卿卿我我。 — compare ²bill
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