Was heißt »schnäbeln« auf Englisch?

Das Verb »schnäbeln« lässt sich wie folgt von Deutsch auf Englisch übersetzen:

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"Can I get you anything else?" "No. The bill, please."
The Sun is four-and-a-half billion years old. It is a star in its prime.
That man left without paying his bill.
The man left without paying the bill.
Opponents of the bill come from across the political spectrum.
Have you seen the electricity bill?
We were sitting in the pub on the corner. Laughter was coming from the billiard table, and I was on my third pint of Pils.
The bill needs to be paid today.
The two parties worked together to defeat the bill.
The bill amounted to three hundred dollars.
The bill was $300.
I think the president's going to veto the bill.
There's a certain British billionaire author who would sue me if I said what I wanted to say about her, and I don't have the money to fight the suit.
He simply left without paying the bill.
And who'll foot the bill?
"Nouvelle cuisine" usually means not enough to fork on the plate and too much to fork out on the bill.
"Nouvelle cuisine" usually means too little on the plate and too much on the bill.
And who'll settle the bill?
And who'll pay the bill?
Why don't we split the bill fifty-fifty?