bill (one) for (something)

To send someone an invoice for a good delivered or a service rendered. I wouldn't celebrate too much—if you didn't have to pay today, I'm sure they'll bill you for it later.

bill someone for something

to ask someone for payment for something in writing. Just bill me for the balance. She billed them for her expenses and then tried to deduct the expenses from her income tax.

词组	bill (one) for (something)
释义	bill (one) for (something) bill (one) for (something) To send someone an invoice for a good delivered or a service rendered. I wouldn't celebrate too much—if you didn't have to pay today, I'm sure they'll bill you for it later. See also: bill Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. bill someone for something to ask someone for payment for something in writing. Just bill me for the balance. She billed them for her expenses and then tried to deduct the expenses from her income tax. See also: bill McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: bill for come out in the wash, it will it all comes out in the wash it will all come out in the wash it'll all come out in the wash cut (one) a check cut a check honor (someone) as (something) honor as front
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