A charge payable for permission to use a particular bridge or road. noun
The toll for crossing the bridge is $5.
Drivers were upset about the increase in toll fees.
The sound of a bell being struck, typically in a slow, regular manner. noun
The toll of the church bell could be heard across the village.
The solemn toll of the bell marked the beginning of the ceremony.
The extent of damage or harm caused by a particular event or situation. noun
The hurricane took a heavy toll on the coastal communities.
The stress of the job began to take its toll on her health.
To charge a fee for the use of a bridge or road. verb
The government decided to toll the new highway to fund its maintenance.
They plan to toll the bridge to help pay for its construction.
To sound a bell slowly at regular intervals. verb
The church bells tolled to announce the passing of the local leader.
As the clock struck midnight, the bells began to toll.