bills

中英词典

形容词

bill 1. 帐单的，账目的 2. 鸟类的嘴长而直的

名词

bill 1. 帐单，账单 2. 钞票，纸币 3. 法案，议案 4. 鸟类的嘴 5. 宣传单，广告传单 6. 票据，单据

词语辨析

- bill vs. invoice: - "bill"强调应付款项的通知，可以是服务费、账单等。 - "invoice"特指商业交易中卖方向买方开具的账单。

词汇扩充

- billable (adj.): 应付款项的，可计费的 - billfold (n.): 皮夹，钱夹 - billiards (n.): 台球，台球运动 - billow (n.): 波涛，巨浪 - billow (v.): 汹涌，翻腾

近义词

- invoice (n.): 发票，账单 - note (n.): 钞票，纸币 - check (n.): 支票

反义词

- credit (n.): 信用，贷款 - debt (n.): 债务，欠款

柯林斯词典

- bill (noun): 1. A bill is a written statement of money that you owe for goods or services. 2. A bill is a written order for payment of money. 3. A bill is a written statement of money owed for food, drink, or services in a restaurant or hotel. 4. A bill is a draft of a new law which is presented to a parliament for discussion. 5. The bill in a theatre is a list of the plays or films that you can see there. 6. A bill is a notice or statement that is given to you before you have to pay for something, especially a large or unexpected amount of money. 7. The bill of a bird, especially a duck or a platypus, is its beak. - bill (verb): 1. If a bird bills, it touches another bird's bill as a greeting. 2. If a bird bills and coos, it makes gentle sounds like someone speaking quietly. 3. If one person bills another, they charge them for goods or services.

牛津词典

- bill (noun): 1. A printed or written statement of the money owed for goods or services. 2. A draft of a proposed law presented to Parliament for discussion. 3. A programme of entertainment at a theatre or cinema. 4. The beak of a bird, especially when it is slender, flattened, or weak, or belongs to a web-footed bird or a bird of the pigeon family. 5. The mouthpart of an insect, especially when it is adapted for sucking or piercing. - bill (verb): 1. Present a bill for payment to someone. 2. Advertise (something) by posters or other publicity.

用法

- I received the bill for the dinner we had last night. (我收到昨晚晚餐的账单。) - The government introduced a new bill to combat climate change. (政府提出了一项应对气候变化的新法案。) - Could you bring me the bill for room service, please? (请给我带来客房服务的账单好吗？) - The bird's brightly colored bill caught my attention. (鸟的色彩鲜艳的嘴引起了我的注意。) - He paid the bill with a 100-dollar bill. (他用一张100美元的钞票付账。) - The restaurant handed out bills to each table. (餐厅给每张桌子发了账单。)

例句

1. I need to pay the bill for my electricity usage. (我需要支付我的电费账单。)
2. The company sent an invoice to the customer for the products purchased. (公司向客户寄发了购买产品的发票。)
3. He pulled out a wad of notes from his pocket to pay for the dinner. (他从口袋里掏出一叠钞票来支付晚餐费用。)
4. She wrote a check to settle the bill at the restaurant. (她写了一张支票结算了餐厅的账单。)
5. We need to keep track of all the bills we have to pay this month. (我们需要追踪本月所有的账单。)
6. The government passed a new bill to improve healthcare services. (政府通过了一项改善医疗服务的新法案。)
7. The bill at the theater includes three different plays. (剧院的节目单中包括三部不同的戏剧。)
8. The duck's long bill is used to catch fish in the water. (鸭子的长嘴可以用来在水中捕鱼。)
9. The platypus has a unique bill that helps it find food underwater. (鸭嘴兽有一种独特的嘴巴，可以帮助它在水下找到食物。)
10. She received a bill from the mechanic for repairing her car. (她收到了修理汽车的机械师的账单。)
11. He gently billed the other bird as a sign of friendship. (他轻轻地用嘴碰了碰另一只鸟，表示友谊。)
12. The doves billed and cooed in the morning sunlight. (鸽子在早晨的阳光中咕咕地叫着。)
13. The company billed us for the services they provided last month. (公司向我们收取上个月提供的服务费。)
14. They put up bills all over town advertising the upcoming concert. (他们在全城张贴海报，宣传即将举行的音乐会。)