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tolling

UK
/ˈtəʊlɪŋ/
US
/ˈtoʊlɪŋ/

Translations

tollingnoun
tollings
pl
péageDans le domaine des transports et des infrastructures routières.
The tolling at the bridge was automated, allowing cars to pass through without stopping.
Le péage sur le pont était automatisé, permettant aux voitures de passer sans s’arrêter.
sonnerieEn parlant d’une cloche, notamment dans un contexte solennel.
The tolling of the church bell echoed through the village, signaling the start of the memorial service.
La sonnerie de la cloche de l’église résonnait dans le village, annonçant le début de la cérémonie commémorative.
Synonyms
striking
ringing
chiming
pealing
knelling
tollinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈtəʊlɪŋ/
US
/ˈtoʊlɪŋ/
sonnanteSe dit surtout d’une cloche qui résonne lentement et de façon répétée.
The tolling bell could be heard across the valley.
La cloche sonnante pouvait être entendue à travers la vallée.
tollverb

tolling

Gerund

tolled
Past Simple
tolled
Past Participle
tolling
Gerund
UK
/təʊl/
US
/toʊl/
sonnerPour une cloche qui sonne lentement et régulièrement, souvent dans un contexte funèbre.
The church bell tolled solemnly as the funeral procession passed by.
La cloche de l’église sonnait solennellement lorsque le cortège funèbre passait.
Additional translations
péagerRare; pour soumettre une route ou un pont à péage.
Synonyms
levy
extract
charge
collect
impose
Antonyms
refund
cancel
exempt
waive
stifle
muffle
hush
silence

Definitions

tollingnoun
The act of ringing a bell, especially a large one, slowly and repeatedly, often to mark a death or funeral.
The tolling of the church bell echoed through the village, signaling the start of the memorial service.
The act of collecting a fee or charge, especially on a road or bridge.
The tolling at the bridge was automated, allowing cars to pass through without stopping.
tollinggerund / present participle
Emitting a slow, repeated ringing sound, especially to mark a solemn occasion.
The tolling bell could be heard across the valley.
tollverb
To sound a bell slowly at regular intervals, often as a sign of mourning or to mark the passage of time.
The church bell tolled solemnly as the funeral procession passed by.
To charge a fee for the use of a road, bridge, or other infrastructure.
The highway authority decided to toll the new bridge to cover maintenance costs.
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