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bil I noun(a bird's beak: a bird with a yellow bill.) nebbII 1. noun1) (an account of money owed for goods etc: an electricity bill.) regning2) ((American) a banknote: a five-dollar bill.) pengeseddel3) (a poster used for advertising.) plakat, oppslag2. verb(to send an account (to someone): We'll bill you next month for your purchases.) fakturere, sende regning- billfold
- fill the billbillett--------faktura--------nebb--------plakat--------regningIsubst. \/bɪl\/1) ( statsvitenskap) lovforslag2) regning, nota• the bill, please!regningen, takk!3) ( handel) faktura, følgeseddel4) plakat, poster5) ( bank) veksel6) (amer.) seddel, pengeseddel7) ( jus) (saksøkers) stevning8) fortegnelse, liste9) teaterprogram, det som går på et teaterbill payable to order forklaring: beløp som kan sendes til hvem som helst• it is payable to the order of Mr. Smithbeløpet skal betales til Mr. Smith eller til hvem som helst som Mr. Smith selv velgerbring in\/introduce a bill eller bring a bill before the house fremme et lovforslagfill the bill ( teater) være stjernen, overgå andre i i øyenfallenhet (amer.) være egnet (amer.) utfylle behovet, tjene som• £500 will just fill the bill for us nowfoot the bill ( hverdagslig) betale regningen, betale moroaignore the bill ( jus) avvise stevningen som ubegrunnetpick up the bill ( hverdagslig) betale, ta regningenpost a bill sette opp en plakatpost no bills! eller stick no bills! forbudt å sette opp plakater!run up bills eller run up a debt pådra seg skyld, skyldsette seg, bli skyldig (penger)IIsubst. \/bɪl\/1) ( historisk) hellabardlignende våpen2) faskinkniv, beskjæringsknivIIIsubst. \/bɪl\/1) (zoologi, på fugl) nebb2) (sjøfart, på anker) nebb3) lueskyggeIVverb \/bɪl\/1) sette på plakaten, annonsere, liste opp, sette opp (på et program)2) dekke med plakat3) ( handel) sende regning på, kreve (inn)bill (and coo) ( særlig om duer) nebbesbill and coo kysse og kjælebill somebody for something debitere noen for noe
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