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a charge collected for the use of a road, bridge, or tunnel
What is a "toll"?
A toll is a fee charged to drivers for using a specific road, bridge, or tunnel. It is often collected at toll booths or through electronic systems. The purpose of a toll is to help fund the construction, maintenance, and operation of these roads and infrastructure. Tolls can vary based on factors such as the type of vehicle or the distance traveled, and they are commonly used on highways or other routes that require additional funding for upkeep.
a cost or sacrifice required to achieve or experience something
the sound made by a bell when it is struck slowly and repeatedly
a payment made for a long-distance telephone connection
AmericanWhat is a "toll"?
A toll refers to a charge applied for making a long-distance call. This fee is added to the regular cost of the call, and it depends on factors like the distance between the caller and the recipient or the duration of the call. The purpose of a toll in this situation is to cover the extra costs involved in connecting calls across longer distances, ensuring that the phone service provider can maintain the network for such communications.
the number of people who have died or gotten injured because of a war, natural disaster, pandemic, etc.
to ring slowly, especially for a ceremonial or solemn purpose
to charge a fee for the use of a road, bridge, or other facility
