| [/bɪl; bɪl/] n 用法:
1 (esp Brit) (US check) written statement of money owed for goods or services supplied 帐单:
telephone, gas, heating bills 电话、煤气、暖气帐单 *
a bill for 5 一张5英镑的帐单 *
Have you paid the bill? 你付帐了吗? 用法:
2 written or printed advertisement; notice; poster, placard 广告; 招贴; 海报; 告示:
Stick no bills! ie Sticking posters, etc here is forbidden. 禁止招贴! 用法:
3 programme of entertainment (at a cinema, theatre, etc) （电影院、剧场等的）节目单:
a horror double bill (ie programme consisting of two horror films) on TV 一张介绍两部恐怖片子的电视节目单. 用法:
4 draft of a proposed law, to be discussed by a parliament （提交议会讨论的）法案:
propose, pass, throw out, amend a bill 提出[通过/否决/修订]一项议案 *
The Industrial Relations Bill. 劳资关系法案. 用法:
5 (US) = note1:
a ten-dollar bill 一张十元钞票. 用法:
6 (idm 习语) a clean bill of health => clean1. fill/fit the `bill be adequate or suitable (for a specific purpose) 适合於（某一目的）:
If you're very hungry a double helping of spaghetti should fit the bill! 要是很饿的话, 吃两份意大利细面条就行了! foot the bill => foot2. head/top the `bill be the most important item or person on a list or a programme of entertainments 清单或节目单上最主要的节目或角色:
She topped the bill at the Palace Theatre. 她在皇宫剧院演主角. bill 2
v 用法:
1 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb (for sth) send sb a bill (for sth) 送交某人帐单（要求为某事物付帐）:
I can't pay for the books now. Will you bill me (for them) later? 这些书我现在不能付款, 事後给我寄帐单来好吗? 用法:
2 [Tnt esp passive 尤用於被动语态] announce or advertise; put in a programme 宣布; 贴广告; 列入节目单:
He is billed to (ie It is announced that he will) appear as Othello. 已把他列入节目单内, 将扮演奥赛罗. bill 3
[/bɪl; bɪl/] n 用法:
1 bird's beak （鸟的）嘴, 喙. =>illus at App 1 见附录1之插图, page v. 用法:
2 (esp in geographical names 尤用於地理名称) narrow promontory 岬; 岬角:
Portland Bill 波特兰海岬. bill 4
v 用法:
1 [I] (of doves) stroke each other with their beaks （指鸽子）接嘴. 用法:
2 (idm 习语) bill and `coo (infml) (of lovers) exchange kisses and loving whispers （指情人间）接吻及谈情. |