bill

中文意思

• n. 账单
• n. 钞票
• n. 议案
• n. 鸟嘴
• v. 开账单
• v. 宣传

英文释义

• n. a statute in draft before it becomes law
• n. an itemized statement of money owed for goods shipped or services rendered
• n. a piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank)
• n. the entertainment offered at a public presentation

词形变化

过去分词

billed

现在分词

billing

过去式

billed

第三人称单数

bills

例句

1. n. 账单

   The waiter brought us the bill after we finished our dinner.

   我们吃完晚饭后，服务员把账单拿给了我们。

2. n. 钞票

   He pulled a ten-dollar bill out of his wallet to pay for the coffee.

   他从钱包里出一张十美元的钞票来付咖啡钱。

3. n. 议案

   The government proposed a new bill to protect the environment.

   政府提出了一项保护环境的新议案。

4. n. 鸟嘴

   The duck cleaned its feathers with its broad bill.

   这只鸭子用它宽宽的鸟嘴梳理羽毛。

5. v. 开账单

   The company will bill you at the end of every month for the service.

   公司会在每个月末就这项服务向你开具账单。

6. v. 宣传

   The concert was billed as the biggest musical event of the year.

   这场音乐会作为年度最大的音乐盛事被广泛宣传。