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toll

/təʊl/

/toʊl/

Translations

tollnoun

tolls

/təʊl/

/toʊl/

жертвы

The war took a heavy toll on the population.

Война унесла много жертв среди населения.

пошлина

The government imposed a new toll on imported goods.

Правительство ввело новую пошлину на импортные товары.

плата

There is a toll to cross the bridge.

За пересечение моста взимается плата.

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tollverb

tolled

Past Simple

tolled

Past Participle

tolling

Gerund

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звонить

The church bells toll every Sunday morning.

Церковные колокола звонят каждое воскресное утро.

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колокольный звон

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tolladjective

/təʊl/

/toʊl/

Used attributively in combinations such as "toll road", "toll booth".

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tollnoun

A charge payable for permission to use a particular bridge or road.

The toll for crossing the bridge is $5.

The number of deaths or casualties arising from a particular cause, such as an accident, battle, or natural disaster.

The death toll from the earthquake has risen to 200.

The sound of a bell being rung slowly, especially for a death or funeral.

The toll of the church bell could be heard throughout the village.

A harmful or damaging effect, especially one that gradually builds up over time.

Years of stress had taken a heavy toll on his health.

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.

tolladjective

Requiring payment of a charge for use; relating to a fee levied on a road, bridge, or similar facility.

Drivers complained about the high toll charges on the new toll road.