/tə ɪnˈdɔrs ə bɪl/ – Phrase
Definition: ghi chuyển nhượng hối phiếu.
A more thorough explanation: To endorse a bill means to sign or stamp one’s approval or support on a bill, typically done by a person or organization to indicate their agreement with the contents or provisions of the bill. In a legal context, endorsing a bill can also refer to formally recommending or supporting the passage of a proposed legislation.
Example: The senator decided to endorse the bill, showing her support for the proposed legislation.
