/ɪnˈroʊld bɪl/ – Phrase
Definition: dự luật trình tổng thống kí.
A more thorough explanation: An enrolled bill refers to a legislative bill that has been passed by both houses of a legislature, signed by the presiding officers of both chambers, and sent to the executive branch for approval. The term “enrolled” signifies that the final version of the bill has been prepared and authenticated by the legislative clerks before being presented to the executive for consideration.
Example: After passing both houses of Congress, the enrolled bill was sent to the President for signature.