billed

英 [bɪld]

美 [bɪld]

v.  给(某人)开账单，发账单(要求付款); 把(某人或事物)宣传为…; 宣布…将做某事
bill的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：billed　

COCA.41450

柯林斯词典

• COMB in ADJ （和形容词连用）表示“有…嘴的”
  -billedcombines with adjectives to indicate that a bird has a beak of a particular kind or appearance.
  1. ...yellow-billed ducks.
     黄嘴的鸭子

英英释义

adj

• having a beak or bill as specified
  1. a thick-billed bird
  2. a long-billed cap

双语例句

• You billed me for a restaurant meal.
  你收了我用餐费。
• This is really how much the customer was billed for the product on this bill.
  这实际上是有多少客户被针对该产品记账到这一账单中。
• The new actor was billed for this week.
  这位新演员已贴出海报，本周登台献艺。
• He was billed as the new Tom cruise.
  他被宣传为新汤姆克鲁斯。
• She was billed to play the Red Queen in Snow White.
  海报宣传她会扮演《白雪公主》中的“红王后”。
• Clients will be billed monthly.
  我们给客户按月寄账单。
• NIS staffers also alleged that TPG billed NIS excessive fees, for example by bringing in consultants.
  日新租赁的员工还声称，tpg向日新收取了过多费用，例如通过聘用咨询顾问的形式。
• We receive only six bills a year because we are billed on a bimonthly basis.
  我们一年只收到六张清单，因为每两个月结算一次。
• Some, where the free preview sucks me in, cost a few pennies billed to my account.
  有些是因为免费预览吸引了我要花几分钱，账单会记在我的账户上；
• It is unlikely that all of your time will be billed to clients.
  未必会将你全部时间都向客户计费。