bill
gb/bˈɪl/ us/bˈɪl/
A2
영어
~ 1000
의미
의미 0개
명사
A2
entity
1
statement of money owed
A piece of paper that says how much money you must pay for something you bought or used.
사용 패턴：
to get [a bill] for [something]
자주 하는 실수：
Learners sometimes confuse 'bill' with 'receipt'. A bill shows what you owe; a receipt shows what you have paid.
유의어
invoice (More formal and often used in business contexts.)
반의어
receipt (A document showing payment has been made, not what is owed.)
연어
pay a bill
|get a bill
|electricity bill
|phone bill
|medical bill
주제
business
|daily life
|finance
예문
- The waiter brought the bill to our table.
- I still haven’t paid the electricity bill.
- She was shocked when she saw the hospital bill.
학습자용 예문
- The bill is on the table.
- I need to pay the water bill.
- He got the phone bill yesterday.
명사
B1
entity
2
proposed law document
A plan for a new law that is given to lawmakers to discuss and vote on.
자주 하는 실수：
Learners may think 'bill' here means a payment notice; context of politics makes it clear it's about laws.
유의어
proposal (General term for an idea put forward; not always legal.)
반의어
law (A legal rule that has already been passed and enacted.)
연어
pass a bill
|introduce a bill
|sign a bill into law
주제
politics
|law
예문
- The senator introduced a new education bill.
- The bill was passed unanimously by the committee.
- The president signed the bill into law.
학습자용 예문
- The bill will help students.
- They voted on the new bill.
- The bill is not a law yet.
명사
A2
entity
3
paper currency note
Paper money, like a dollar or pound note.
유의어
banknote (More formal or British English term for paper money.)
반의어
coin (A piece of metal money, not paper.)
연어
ten-dollar bill
|crumpled bill
|pay with a bill
주제
finance
|daily life
|daily_life
예문
- He paid with a twenty-dollar bill.
- I found a five-dollar bill in my pocket.
- The cashier checked the bill under a special light.
학습자용 예문
- I have a ten-dollar bill.
- She gave me two bills.
- He paid with one big bill.
명사
B1
entity
4
bird's beak or mouth part
The hard part of a bird’s mouth, also called a beak.
유의어
beak (Common alternative term; 'bill' is often used for certain bird species.)
연어
long bill
|sharp bill
|curved bill
주제
animals
|nature
예문
- The duck dipped its bill into the water.
- That bird has a bright orange bill.
- The pelican’s large bill can hold a lot of fish.
학습자용 예문
- The bird has a long bill.
- The duck puts its bill in the water.
- I see the bird’s red bill.
동사
B1
action
5
send statement of charges
To send someone a paper that says how much they must pay you.
사용 패턴：
to bill [someone] for [something]
유의어
invoice (More formal; often used in business contexts.)
연어
bill a customer
|bill for services
|bill monthly
주제
business
|daily life
|finance
예문
- They billed me for the repairs last week.
- We will bill you at the end of the month.
- The hotel accidentally billed us twice.
학습자용 예문
- The store will bill me later.
- They billed her for the dress.
- We will bill you tomorrow.
문법
기본형
bill
IPA
GB/bˈɪl/
US/bˈɪl/
음절 및 강세
bill （1음절）
Stress on 1st syllable (bill)
활용형
Noun
- Base: bill
- Plural: bills
Verb
- Base: bill
- 3rd Person Singular: bills
- Present Participle: billing
- Past: billed
관련 단어
Forms
Related words
billable
adjective
Advanced or less common
biller
noun
표현
bill of rights
1/bˈɪl əv ɹˈaɪts/
fixed phrase
formal
list of guaranteed rights
A written list of basic rights that people have, protected by law.
예문
- Freedom of speech is part of the Bill of Rights in the U.S.
- The Bill of Rights protects individual freedoms.
bill of sale
1/bˈɪl əv sˈeɪl/
fixed phrase
formal
document proving goods transfer ownership
A paper that shows something was sold and now belongs to someone else.
예문
- Make sure you get a bill of sale when buying a used car.
- The antiques dealer provided a signed bill of sale.
foot the bill
1/fˈʊt ðə bˈɪl/
idiom
pay the total cost
To pay all the money needed for something, especially when it is expensive.
예문
- His parents will foot the bill for his wedding.
- The company will foot the bill for travel expenses.
pick up the bill
1/pˈɪk ˈʌp ðə bˈɪl/
idiom
pay for others' expenses
To pay for what you and other people have eaten, drunk, or used.
예문
- John picked up the bill after dinner.
- She always ends up picking up the bill when they go out.