Tolls Meaning in English

word · lemma: toll

US

ˈtoʊɫz

TOHLZ

UK

tˈəʊlz

TOHLZ

التعريف

'Tolls' are fees you pay to use a road, bridge, or tunnel. It can also mean the number of people affected, such as those killed or injured in an event.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

As a noun, 'tolls' most often means fees on roads ('pay the tolls'), but it commonly refers to casualties or damage ('the death tolls'). Often used in news or official announcements. Do not confuse with 'tools'—pronunciation is different.

• Spanish: peajes - peajes (costos) - víctimas (pérdidas humanas)
• Portuguese (BR): pedágios - vítimas (danos, perdas)
• Portuguese (PT): portagens - vítimas (danos, perdas)
• Chinese (Simplified): 通行费 - 伤亡（损失）
• Chinese (Traditional): 通行費 - 傷亡（損失）
• Hindi: शुल्क - जानमाल की क्षति
• Arabic: رسوم المرور - الخسائر (في الأرواح أو الأضرار)
• Bengali: শুল্ক - ক্ষয়ক্ষতি (মানব ক্ষয়, প্রাণহানি)
• Russian: пошлины - количество жертв
• Japanese: 通行料 - 犠牲者数
• Vietnamese: phí cầu đường - số thương vong
• Korean: 통행료 - 사상자 수
• Turkish: geçiş ücreti - ölü/yaralı sayısı
• Urdu: ٹول - جانی نقصانات
• Indonesian: biaya tol - jumlah korban

جمل نموذجية

We have to pay tolls on the highway.

basic

The war caused heavy tolls in the region.

basic

Many cities collect tolls on bridges.

basic

Traffic slowed down at the tolls this morning.

natural

The earthquake’s tolls kept rising as more news came in.

natural

People complain that tolls are expensive, but they help keep the roads maintained.

natural