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🔑billbill1 /bɪl / noun ➤for payment付款- [countable] a piece of paper that shows how much money you owe for goods or services账单◆to pay a bill付账◆an electric / a phone bill电费／电话费账单◆The bill came to (= the amount of the bill was) $781.00.账单金额为 781.00 美元。
➤money钱- [countable] a piece of paper money纸币；钞票◆a ten-dollar bill一张十美元的钞票
➤law法律- [countable] a plan for a possible new law法案；议案◆The bill was discussed in Congress.国会对这一法案进行了讨论。◆The bill was passed / defeated.这项议案获得通过／遭到否决。
➤at theater剧院- [singular] the program of entertainment offered in a show, concert, etc.（演出、音乐会等的）节目单，剧目单◆Kanye West headed the bill.坎耶 · 韦斯特领衔出演。◆There's a double bill (= two different movies) of horror movies at the theater tonight.今晚电影院有两部恐怖片放映。
➤of birds鸟- [countable] the hard, pointed or curved part of a bird's mouth喙；鸟嘴 SYN beak
➤on hat帽子- [countable] the pointed front part of a cap that is above your eyes帽舌◆He wears his baseball cap with the bill facing backward.他帽舌朝后戴着棒球帽。 SYN visor
 ●foot the bill (for sth)to pay (for something)付钱；支付费用
billbill2 /bɪl / verb [transitive] - bill sb (for sth) to send someone a bill for something给…发账单；给…开账单◆I've been billed for several items that I didn't order.我收到了账单，可是那几件物品我并没有订购。
- bill sb / sth as sth to describe someone or something to the public in an advertisement, etc.（广告等）将…宣传成◆The show is billed as a musical comedy.据广告宣传，这次演出是一部音乐喜剧。
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