▲ extra['ekstrə]adj.额外的
△ pay for付款
▲ tp[tip]n.小费
▲ receipt[ri'si:t]n.收据,收条
▲ bill[bil]n.账单
▲ tab[tæb]n.账单
▲ note[nəʊt]n.票据;纸币;便笺
▲ half price半价
▲ change[tʃeindʒ]n.找回的零钱;变化
△ in cash现金付款
▲ check[tʃek]n.支票
▲ swipe[swaip]v.刷……卡
△ swipe card刷卡
▲ debit['debit]v.记入借方,登入借方 n.借方
▲ debit card借记卡;签账卡;提款卡
△ by credit card信用卡付款
▲ invoice['ɪnvɒɪs]n.发票 v.开发票;记清单
▲ Dutch[dʌtʃ]adv.费用平摊地;各自付账地
▲ treat[tri:t]n.请客;款待 v.请客
△ my treat我请客
Bill, please.
Ann:Are you ready to go?
Nina:Yes, I'm ready. What a nice dinner!
Ann:May I have the check, please?
Waitress:Certainly. I'll be right back with that.Here your tab, sir.
Ann:I'm afraid there is a mistake.
Waitress:I'm sorry, sir. What seems to be the trouble?
Ann:I believe you have charged me twice for the same thing. Look, the figure of 6.5 dollar appears here, then again here.
Waitress:I'll go and check it for you, sir. I'm sorry about that.Here is your new bill.
Ann:OK, I'm gonna swipe card. Here you go.
Waitress:Thanks. I'll be right back with the invoice.
☻charge[tʃɑ:dʒ]v.收费,要价;指控,控告;指责;充电
例句:The majority of stalls charged a fair price.
多数货摊要价比较公道。
Police have charged Mr. Bell with murder.
警方已经起诉贝尔先生犯有谋杀罪。
He charged the minister with lying about the economy.
他指责部长在经济问题上撒谎。
Eric had forgotten to charge the battery.
艾瑞克忘了给电池充电。
☻appear[ə'pɪə(r)]v.出现,显现;出庭,出场;产生;似乎,好像;出版
例句:It appears that some missiles have been moved.
一些导弹似乎已经被移走了。
A fat man appeared at the far end of the street.
一个胖男人远远出现在街的尽头。