bills

bills的音标为["bɪls] ，基本翻译为“账单；议案；法案；钞票”，速记技巧为：bill也可以指钞票。

Bills的英文词源是拉丁语“bill”或“libellus”，意为“小册子”或“短文”。Bills在英语中通常指账单、法案、提案等文件。

变化形式：复数形式为“bills”，过去式为“billed”，现在分词为“billing”。

相关单词：

1. Invoice：发票，其英文词源与bill有关，意为“开出账单”。

2. Statement：报表，其英文词源也与bill有关，常用于描述定期的账单报表。

3. Voucher：凭证，其英文词源与bill有关，意为“开出账单”或“证明”。

4. Billed：已开账单的，该词的变化形式与bill有关，表示已经开出的账单。

5. Billing：账单开具，该词表示与账单开具相关的行为或工作。

6. Receipt：收据，其英文词源也与bill有关，常用于表示收到款项的证明。

7. Draft：草稿，其英文词源与bill有关，意为尚未正式签署的提案或文件。

8. Billing clerk：账单管理员，该词表示负责开具账单的工作人员。

9. Billing department：账单管理部门，该词表示负责处理账单相关事务的部门。

10. Billing cycle：计费周期，该词表示一段时间内开具账单的过程。

常用短语：

1. pass a bill

2. introduce a bill

3. debate a bill

4. vote on a bill

5. enact a bill

6. override a veto on a bill

7. reject a bill

例句：

1. The senate is debating a bill to increase taxes on high-income earners.

2. The house has introduced a bill to reform education funding.

3. The governor vetoed the bill, but the senate overrode the veto.

4. The president has signed the bill into law.

5. The senate has rejected the bill to legalize marijuana.

英文小作文：

标题：The Importance of Laws and Bills

In a democratic society, laws and bills play a crucial role in maintaining order and ensuring fairness. Bills are proposed by politicians, debated by lawmakers, and voted on by the public to become laws that shape our daily lives. However, not all bills become laws, and even when they do, they may not be the best solution for all situations. Therefore, it is important to be aware of the importance of laws and bills and to participate in the legislative process by voting and educating ourselves about the issues at hand.