toll
英 /təʊl/ 美 /toʊl/
- n. 道路或桥梁通行费money paid to use a road or bridge
- n. 伤亡人数；严重损害the number harmed, or damage caused by something
- v. 缓慢而有规律地鸣钟to ring a large bell slowly and repeatedly
We paid a toll before driving across the bridge.
我们缴了通行费才开车过桥。
Long working hours can take a heavy toll on employees' physical health and family relationships.
长时间工作会严重损害员工的身体健康和家庭关系。
搭配
pay a toll 支付通行费death toll 死亡人数take a toll on 对……造成损害a bell tolls 钟缓缓鸣响
辨析提示
take a toll on表示造成损害；death toll指死亡人数。
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