BILLE

Meaning of BILLE in English

t-doux [noun] [C] [humorous] or literary - a love letter

Cambridge English vocab. Кембриджский английский словарь. 2012

BILLET — I. noun Etymology: Middle English bylet, from Anglo-French ~te, diminutive of bille bill Date: 15th century a brief letter ; …
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BILLET — I. ˈbilə̇t, usu -d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English bylet, from Middle French billette, bullette, diminutive of bulle …
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BILL — I. ˈbil noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English bile, from Old English; akin to Old English bill sword 1. …
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HABILIMENT — həˈbiləmənt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French habillement, from abillier, habiller to prepare a log for working, prepare, dress …
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BILLON — ˈbilən noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French, ingot, billon, from bille log — more at billet 1. …
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BILLIARDS — ˈbilyə(r)dz, ˈbiy- noun plural but usually singular in construction Etymology: Middle French billard curved stick used in certain games, billiard …
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BILBOQUET — ˌbilbəˈket noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Middle French billeboquet, from bille ball (of Germanic origin; akin to Middle …
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BILLON — /bil"euhn/ , n. 1. an alloy used in coinage, consisting of gold or silver with a larger amount of base …
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BILLIARD — /bil"yeuhrd/ , adj. 1. of or used in billiards. n. 2. carom (def. 1). [ 1630-40; billard cue, equiv. to …
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BILLET — billet 1 — billeter , n. /bil"it/ , n. , v. , billeted, billeting . n. 1. lodging for a …
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BILL — bill 1 — biller , n. /bil/ , n. 1. a statement of money owed for goods or services supplied: …
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BILLET — I. ˈbi-lət noun Etymology: Middle English bylet, from Anglo-French billette, diminutive of bille bill Date: 15th century 1. archaic : …
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BILL — I. ˈbil noun Etymology: Middle English bile, from Old English; akin to Old English bill Date: before 12th century 1. …
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HABILIMENT — noun Etymology: Middle English abiliments, habilementes, from Middle French abillement, habillemens, from Old French abiller to prepare, equip, from bille …
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BULLION — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French billion, bullion melting house, bullion, probably blend of Middle French bille ingot, piece of …
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BILLON — noun Etymology: French, from Middle French, from bille log — more at billet Date: circa 1727 1. : gold or …
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BILLIARDS — noun plural but singular in construction Etymology: Middle French billard billiard cue, billiards, from bille wooden stick, log — more …
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CULPRIT — ■ noun a person who is responsible for a crime or other misdeed. ↘the cause of a problem. Origin C17: …
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BILLIARDS — [ 'bɪljədz ] ■ plural noun [treated as sing. ] a game for two people played on a billiard table, …
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BILLET — ~ 1 ■ noun a civilian house where soldiers are lodged temporarily. ■ verb ( ~s , ~ing , ~ed …
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HABILIMENT — [ha.bil.i.ment] n [MF habillement, fr. habiller to dress, prepare, fr. OF abiller, fr. bille log--more at billet] (15c) 1 pl: …
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GERBIL — [ger.bil] also ger.bille n [F gerbille, fr. NL Gerbillus, dim. of gerboa, jerboa jerboa] (1849): any of numerous Old World …
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DISHABILLE — [dis.ha.bille] n [F deshabille, fr. pp. of deshabiller to undress, fr. des- dis- + habiller to dress--more at habiliment] (1673) …
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DESHABILLE — [des.ha.bille] var of dishabille
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BILLON — [bil.lon] n [F, fr. MF, fr. bille log--more at billet] (ca. 1727) 1: gold or silver heavily alloyed with a …
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BILLIARDS — [bil.liards] n pl but sing in constr [MF billard billiard cue, billiards, fr. bille] (1580): any of several games played …
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BILLET — [bil.let] n [ME bylet, fr. MF billette, dim. of bulle document, fr. ML bulla] (15c) 1 archaic: a brief letter: …
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CULPRIT — / ˈkʌlprɪt; NAmE / noun 1. a person who has done sth wrong or against the law : The police …
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BILLIARDS — / ˈbɪliədz; NAmE ˈbɪljərdz/ noun [ U ] a game for two people played with cues (= long sticks) and …
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BILLET — / ˈbɪlɪt; NAmE / noun , verb ■ noun a place, often in a private house, where soldiers live temporarily …
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