toll
Prononciation : [/təʊl/]
Mot
Contexte : « cost »
(noun) a fee or charge that must be paid for using a particular road, bridge, or other public infrastructure. It's like paying for a ticket to use a special road.
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The toll for crossing the bridge is $5.
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I didn't have enough change to pay the toll on the highway.
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How much is the toll for using the express lane?
Contexte : « cause harm »
(verb) to cause harm or suffering, usually referring to physical or emotional pain. It's like when something bad happens that affects you deeply.
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The tragic event took a toll on the community.
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The happy news had no toll on her mood.
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Has the stressful situation taken a toll on your health?
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