toll

US /toʊl/
UK /toʊl/
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1.

tol

a charge payable for permission to use a particular bridge or road

:
The new bridge has a high toll.
Jambatan baharu mempunyai tol yang tinggi.
You have to pay a toll to use this highway.
Anda perlu membayar tol untuk menggunakan lebuh raya ini.
2.

kesan, kerugian, korban

the extent of loss, damage, or suffering arising from an event or action

:
The accident took a heavy toll on his health.
Kemalangan itu memberi kesan yang teruk kepada kesihatannya.
The long war took a terrible toll on the country's economy.
Perang yang panjang memberi kesan buruk kepada ekonomi negara.
1.

berbunyi, berdentum

to ring a bell slowly with a single, repeated sound, especially as a signal or to mark a death

:
The church bells began to toll for the funeral.
Loceng gereja mula berbunyi untuk pengebumian.
The clock tower tolled midnight.
Menara jam berbunyi tengah malam.