toll

英[təul]美[təul]

n.[C]
1.（道路、桥梁、港口等的）使用费，通行费，停泊费
2. 某事造成的损失或毁坏
3. 缓慢而有规律的钟声
v.
1.[T] 缓慢而有规律地敲（钟）；（尤指）敲（丧钟）
2.[I]（指钟）缓慢而有规律地鸣响

同：	[n.] bell, cost, price

He thought this would take a heavy toll of American lives and prolong the war indefinitely
他认为这样会使美国人的生命受巨大损失，把战争遥遥无期地拖下去。收藏
We gathered that this was taking a toll on the family and their relationship
我们推测这给他们的家庭和彼此的关系敲响了警钟。收藏
Phone card usually comes with a toll-free number and personal identification number (PIN)
电话卡上通常有一个免费电话号码和个人识别号(PIN)收藏
Can you give me the toll - free number for United Airlines?
能不能给我联合航空公司的免费电话号码收藏
The AIDS epidemic that health - care experts said would overwhelm New York City hospitals has clearly taken its toll and will continue to do so.
医护专家所说将使纽约市医穷于应付的爱滋传染病，显然已造成损害，并将继续如此。收藏

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a fee levied for the use of roads or bridges (used for maintenance)
value measured by what must be given or done or undergone to obtain something
- the cost in human life was enormous
- the price of success is hard work
- what price glory?
[同] cost, price, toll

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