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fee
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/fiː/
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/fi/
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fee
noun
fees
pl
UK
/fiː/
US
/fi/
взнос
The membership fee is due at the beginning of the year.
Членский взнос должен быть уплачен в начале года.
плата
The fee for the course is $200.
Плата за курс составляет 200 долларов.
гонорар
The lawyer's fee was quite high.
Гонорар адвоката был довольно высоким.
Additional translations
сбор
тариф
Synonyms
levy
rate
expense
price
charge
cost
payment
toll
dues
fee
verb
feed
Past Simple
feed
Past Participle
feeing
Gerund
UK
/fiː/
US
/fiː/
взимать плату
The company will fee you for the extra services.
Компания будет взимать с вас плату за дополнительные услуги.
Synonyms
charge
bill
invoice
assess
levy
exact
impose
collect
tariff
fee
adjective
UK
/fiː/
US
/fi/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to a fee (e.g., fee schedule, fee waiver).
Definitions
fee
noun
A payment made to a professional person or to a professional or public body in exchange for advice or services.
The lawyer charged a high fee for his services.
A sum paid as an entrance, registration, or membership charge.
There is an entrance fee to visit the exhibition.
Law: An inheritable estate in land held in absolute ownership (often used in phrases such as "fee simple" or "fee tail").
The family held the manor in fee simple.
fee
verb
To pay or reward (someone) with a fee; to retain or hire by payment.
They fee the guide well before beginning the trek.
To impose or charge a fee on; to levy fees upon.
The agency must not fee its applicants for mandatory background checks.
fee
adjective
Relating to or requiring payment of a fee.
Fee income has grown significantly over the last quarter.
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