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toll1 [təʊl, Am toʊl] N

1. toll AUTO:

toll
opłata f za przejazd

2. toll AM TELEC:

toll
opłata f za rozmowę międzymiastową

toll2 [təʊl, Am toʊl] VB trans, intr

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toll bell:

toll
dzwonić [perf za-]

death toll N

toll charge N

toll-free ADJ

toll road N

Usage examples with tolls

for whom the bell tolls
komu bije dzwon

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Customs duties, known as fiscal tolls, were first introduced to raise revenue for the state.
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The bridge was paid for by significant council borrowings that were to be recouped by tolls.
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Of course, wily boatmen tried to ship extra things in the boats, not listed on the waybills, to avoid paying tolls.
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It was built as place for collecting tolls, but has also been used as customs house, a courthouse and a guild hall.
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A refundable deposit of $10 and $40 in pre-paid tolls is charged at the time of purchase.
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The regime's tactics throughout the conflict have produced heavy civilian casualty tolls.
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The tollhouse remained in operation until the discontinuation of all tolls in 1867.
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In 1414 a decision was issued relieving the citizens of the town from paying tolls.
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Whilst military deaths are invariably put at between 2.5 million and 3.5 million, civilian death tolls vary from 750,000 to 3 million.
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In 1775 free trade in grain was promoted and several oppressive export tolls were abolished.
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