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Перевод: billing

[существительное]
составление счета; выдача накладной ; выручка ; реклама в афишах

Тезаурус:

1. But such pretentious billing set up Cuisine 2000 for instant mockery whenever problems arose - as surely they did.
2. In Bellingham's case, there is the added pressure of impressive advance billing from his ex-clubmate Lineen.
3. The singer, best known for the classic Great Balls Of Fire, was expected two days ago but was said to be furious at taking second billing in the Giants of Rock 'n' Roll concerts.
4. "We were offered a gig at a festival in Denmark, which we didn't know anything about, turned up with the gear, and we were on after BB King, and before Robert Cray, plus Bob Dylan was on later on - definitely not the worst billing we've ever been on.
5. The most famous was composed, according to J. Clare Billing, by four natives of the town and set to the tune of a Scottish dance which was performed by the town waits.
6. In August, however, she and Andrew were billing and cooing about each other in Hello! magazine.
7. Most prominent billing was accorded to the proprietor, a Baron von Braun.
8. CONTRARY to Broadway gospel, Dustin Hoffman does not have star billing in the new "Merchant of Venice."
9. Ma'moiselle's billing shrank as Roxanne and Carla and Yvonne brought goose-pimples to the stage.
10. DTS claims the Accommodator system, as well as handling telephone traffic and the facilities mentioned above, makes an important contribution to housekeeping, maintenance and billing functions.
11. By billing different companies for the same visit to the same city, and padding each bill, Roscoe managed to clear 150,000 in income last year, 100,000 the year before.
12. Derby County v Coventry City Coventry have Regis back in their squad after "flu but are still missing Kilcline, Peake and the suspended Billing.
13. Billing herself as the spirit of Patsy Cline, she (and her band the Reclines) cut the album that established her country claim.