Keresés
to fill the bill
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to meet the required criteria or to be suitable for a particular purpose or situation
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "fill the bill" and when to use it?
The idiom "fill the bill" originated from the practice of presenting a bill or invoice to request payment for goods or services. Over time, the phrase evolved to refer to someone or something that meets the necessary requirements, specifications, or expectations for a particular situation. It denotes a perfect match or suitability, suggesting that the person or thing in question is exactly what is needed or desired.
Példa
We were looking for a reliable contractor, and John's experience and professionalism fit the bill perfectly.
We need a new sofa for the living room, and I think this one will fit the bill quite nicely.
The band's energetic performance and diverse music repertoire filled the bill for entertainment at the event.
The candidate's qualifications, skills, and enthusiasm fill the bill for the position we're hiring for.
I was searching for a laptop with a large storage capacity and excellent processing power, and this model fits the bill perfectly.
