گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'bill'

1 کشاورزی:: منقار(نوک) در پرندگان ابزی

2 عمومی:: صورتحساب‌

3 عمومی:: لایحه‌

4 عمومی:: اسكناس‌

5 عمومی:: نوك‌ بنوك‌ هم‌ زدن‌ (چون‌

6 عمومی:: صورت حساب

7 عمومی:: نوك‌

8 عمومی:: اسکناس

9 عمومی:: منقار

10 عمومی:: نوعی‌ شمشیر پهن‌

11 عمومی:: فاکتور

12 عمومی:: سیاهه

13 عمومی:: صورت کردن

14 عمومی:: صورتحساب

15 عمومی:: بارنامه

16 :: لایحه

17 :: برات

1 general:: bill a piece of paper that tells you how much you must pay: • Many families are struggling to pay their bills. • a credit card bill • We got a huge phone bill. • I asked the waiter to bring me the bill. check American English a bill that tells you how much you must pay in a restaurant: • Can I have the check, please? invoice a document that lists the goods that a company has sent, or the services they have provided, and tells you how much you must pay. It is often sent from one company to another company: • Payment is due ten days after receipt of the invoice. tab informal a bill that is added up at the end of a period of time, especially for food or drinks that you have had in a restaurant or hotel: • People staying in the hotel can order food or drinks to be put on their tab.

2 general::   noun showing money owed for goods/services ADJ. big, high, huge, large | outstanding, unpaid | itemized | electricity, fuel, gas, hospital, hotel, phone/telephone, etc. | tax VERB + BILL get, have Could I have the bill please? I've just got a huge tax bill. | be landed with, face The company could now face higher fuel bills. | run up We ran up a very large hotel bill. | foot, pay, pick up, settle Don't worry?the company will pick up the bill. | present sb with, send sb, submit They presented us with a very large bill. | cut, reduce We need to cut our electricity bills. PREP. on a/the ~ Are the coffees on the bill? | ~ for the bill for the meal proposal for a new law ADJ. controversial | emergency | private member's VERB + BILL bring before Parliament, bring forward/in, introduce, propose, put forward, submit The bill will be brought before Parliament next year. The government has put forward an emergency bill to limit the powers of the police. | force through, push through, railroad through, rush through The opposition will try to force the bill through Parliament. | draft, prepare | amend | debate | adopt, approve, pass | support, vote for | defeat, reject, throw out, veto | oppose, vote against | shelve, withdraw programme of entertainment ADJ. double VERB + BILL head, top Tom Jones is topping the bill. PREP. on a/the ~ Mozart is on the bill this evening.

3 general:: noun owe money: When it comes, please pay the bill. noun money: She had a ten dollar bill.

4 general:: bill verbs pay a bill • Most people pay their bills on time. settle a bill (= pay it ) • She went down to the lobby to settle the bill for their rooms. foot the bill/pick up the bill (= pay for something, especially when you do not want to ) • Taxpayers will probably have to foot the bill. run up a bill (= use a lot of something so that you have a big bill to pay ) • It’s easy to run up a big bill on your mobile phone. face a bill (= have a lot to pay on a bill ) • They were facing a mounting legal bill. cut/reduce a bill • We need to find a way to cut our fuel bill. a bill comes to something (= is for that amount ) • The bill came to $60. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + bill a big/huge bill • Turn off the lights or we’ll get a huge electricity bill. an electricity/gas/phone etc bill • I’ll have to pay the gas bill too next month. a hotel bill • He paid the hotel bill by credit card. a tax bill • There are various ways you can reduce your tax bill. an unpaid bill • She had unpaid bills amounting to £3,000. an outstanding bill (= still unpaid ) • He still didn’t have enough to pay his outstanding bills.

5 general:: bill sb as sth [ usually passive ] to describe someone in a particular way in order to advertise them • The young author was billed as 'the new Beckett'.

6 general:: see CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH; FILL THE BILL; FOOT THE BILL; SELL A BILL OF GOODS.