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I[bil] n կտուց. նեղ հրվանդանII[bil] n օրինագիծ, բիլ. bill before the parlament քննարկվող օրինագիծ. first reading of a bill օրինագծի առաջին ընթերցում. preamble of a bill օրինագծի նախաբան. introduce /bring in a bill օրինագիծը մտցնել. pass the bill օրի նագիծն ընդունել. throw out the bill օրինագիծը մերժել. (հայց) find a true bill գործը դա տարան տալ. ignore the bill գործը կարճել[bil] n հաշիվ. telephone/hotel bill հեռախո սի/հյուրանոցի հաշիվ. make out a bill հաշիվ դուրս գրել. pay/foot the bill հաշիվը փա կել/վճա րել. put down on the bill հաշվի մեջ մտցնել. ամ. բանկնոտ, թղթադրամ. a ten dollar bill 10 դոլար թղթադրամ. (մուրհակ) նաև bill of exchange. bank bill բանկային մուրհակ. bill of lading/parcels բեռ նա գիր/ ապ րանքա գիր. bill of credit հաշվարկագիր. (ազդ, հայ տարա րություն) Adamyan was billed to appear in Hamlet Հայտարարվեց, որ Համլետի դերը կկա տարի Ադամյանը. That will fill the bill Դա հար մար կգա/կլինի. bill of fare ճաշացու ցակ. bill of health առողջության վկա յական. bill of sale վաճառագիր bill of Rights ԱՄՆ իրա վունք ների հայտարարագիր. fill the bill փխբ. պա հանջները բավարարելIV[bil] v կտուց կտուցի տալ, իրար փաղաք շել, գգվել. նաև՝ bill and coo
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