Pronunciation: /fɪl ðə bɪl/
noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality
A1 I need to find a new backpack that will fill the bill for my upcoming trip.
A2 The new restaurant in town really fills the bill for a nice dinner out.
B1 The job description seems to fill the bill for what I am looking for in a career.
B2 The hotel's amenities and location fill the bill for a perfect vacation spot.
C1 The candidate's qualifications and experience fill the bill for the position of CEO.
C2 The new software program fills the bill for streamlining our business operations.
verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being
A1 I need to buy a new dress for the party, and this one really fills the bill.
A2 The new restaurant in town fills the bill for a quick and tasty lunch.
B1 The hotel we stayed at last night really filled the bill with its comfortable beds and friendly staff.
B2 The candidate's qualifications and experience fill the bill for the job opening.
C1 The new software program filled the bill perfectly for our company's needs.
C2 The actor's performance in the movie completely filled the bill and earned him critical acclaim.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence
A1 I need a new pair of shoes that fill the bill for my upcoming trip.
A2 This sandwich doesn't quite fill the bill for my lunch cravings.
B1 The new employee's skills fill the bill for the position we are hiring for.
B2 The hotel's amenities fill the bill for a luxurious vacation.
C1 The candidate's qualifications fill the bill for the demanding role of CEO.
C2 The chef's innovative dishes fill the bill for a truly exceptional dining experience.
conjunction a word that connects words, phrases, clauses, or sentences
A1 I needed a new pair of shoes and these ones really fill the bill.
A2 The new restaurant in town fills the bill for a nice place to have dinner.
B1 The job requirements fill the bill perfectly for my skills and experience.
B2 The hotel's amenities and location fill the bill for a relaxing vacation.
C1 The candidate's qualifications and experience fill the bill for the position.
C2 The new software program fills the bill for our company's needs perfectly.
article a word that is used to specify or limit a noun
A1 I need a new pair of shoes and these ones fill the bill perfectly.
A2 The new restaurant in town really fills the bill for a nice dinner out.
B1 The candidate's qualifications fill the bill for the job requirements.
B2 The hotel's amenities and location fill the bill for a relaxing vacation.
C1 The new software program fills the bill for our company's needs.
C2 The actor's performance in the role really filled the bill for the demanding audience.
formal The candidate's qualifications and experience perfectly fill the bill for the job.
informal I think this new restaurant will fill the bill for our dinner plans tonight.
slang That new phone definitely fills the bill for coolness.
figurative Her artistic skills really fill the bill when it comes to creating beautiful designs.
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