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Definitions from the WebCommon BillDefinition:The term "common bill" can refer to a variety of meanings depending on the context. It can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective. Noun:1. A common bill can be a bill of exchange, which is a written order requiring one party to pay a specific sum of money to another party at a designated time. Example sentence: When conducting international trade, it is common for businesses to use a common bill to ensure timely payment. 2. It can also refer to a bird species named "common bill," such as the Common Green Magpie or the Common Hill Myna. Example sentence: During my bird-watching trip, I was lucky enough to spot a beautiful Common Hill Myna. 3. In some regions, the term "common bill" is used colloquially to describe an ordinary or regular bill, such as a utility bill or a monthly payment invoice. Example sentence: Don't forget to pay your common bills before the due date. Verb:1. To "common bill" can mean to divide or distribute the costs of something equally among a group of people or entities. Example sentence: The friends decided to common bill the expenses of their road trip to make it fair for everyone. Adjective:1. As an adjective, "common bill" describes something that is widely known, prevalent or frequently occurring. Example sentence: In our neighborhood, the common bill issue is the lack of parking spaces. 2. It can also be used to describe a local or popular restaurant or café that is well-known among the community. Example sentence: Our town's most popular restaurant, Joe's Diner, is a common bill among locals. Related Products: | ||||
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