Bill
01
法案, 法律提案
a new law that is proposed to a parliament to be discussed about
例
The professor was recognized as an authority in the field of environmental science.
02
請求書, 勘定書
a piece of printed paper that shows the amount of money a person has to pay for goods or services received
Dialect
British
British
例
She asked the waiter for the bill after finishing her meal.
彼女は食事を終えた後、ウェイターに請求書を求めた。
例
He found a two-dollar bill in his grandfather's old wallet.
彼は祖父の古い財布で2ドルの紙幣を見つけた。
04
請求書, 明細書
an itemized statement of money owed for goods or services provided, such as electricity, water, or phone service
例
I paid the electricity bill online before the due date.
期限前に電気の請求書をオンラインで支払いました。
05
the projecting mouthpart of a bird used for feeding or preening
例
The duck 's bill is flat and adapted for filtering water.
06
an advertisement, typically printed on paper or a leaflet, made for distribution to a wide audience
例
Street vendors handed out bills to passersby.
07
the program or entertainment offered at a public performance
例
The concert featured a diverse bill of performers.
例
He adjusted the bill of his baseball cap to shield his eyes from the bright afternoon sun.
彼は野球帽のつばを調整し、午後の強い日差しから目を守った。
09
a cutting or chopping implement with a sharp edge, often used in agriculture or woodworking
例
The farmer used a bill to trim branches.
10
a list of items, performances, or offerings
例
The bill listed all actors and scenes.
11
百ドル札, 100ドル札
a $100 banknote
Slang例
He slipped the waiter a bill as a tip.
彼はチップとしてウェイターに紙幣をそっと渡した。
to bill
01
to demand payment for goods or services rendered
例
The contractor billed the client for the completed work.
02
to promote, advertise, or announce an event or service using posters, placards, or public notices
例
The circus was billed throughout the city with colorful posters.
