英语词汇toll怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ toll /ˈtoʊl/ noun

plural tolls

¹ toll

/ˈtoʊl/

noun

plural tolls

Learner's definition of TOLL

[count]

a : an amount of money that you are required to pay for the use of a road or bridge（道路、桥梁等的）通行费

We had to stop to pay the toll.我们不得不停下来交通行费。
a toll road/bridge [=a road/bridge that you can use only if you pay a toll]收费道路/桥梁

b chiefly US : an amount of money paid for a long-distance telephone call长途电话费 — see also toll call, toll-free

: the number of people who are killed or injured in an accident, disaster, war, etc.（事故、灾难、战争等的）伤亡人数 — usually singular通常用单数

The full/final toll of the disaster is not yet known.尚未得知此次灾难的伤亡总人数/最终伤亡人数。

— see also death toll

take a toll

or take its toll

: to have a serious, bad effect on someone or something : to cause harm or damage产生恶果；造成伤害eventually

If you keep working so hard, the stress will eventually take its toll. [=your health will be harmed]如果你继续这么辛苦地工作，最终会被压垮的。

— often + on

The stress will take its toll on you.压力会把你压垮的。
Too much sunlight can take a (heavy) toll on your skin. [=can harm your skin]过多的阳光会对你的皮肤造成（严重）伤害。
Her illness has taken a toll on her marriage.她的疾病已严重影响了她的婚姻。

— compare ³toll

² toll /ˈtoʊl/ verb

tolls; tolled; tolling

² toll

/ˈtoʊl/

verb

tolls; tolled; tolling

Learner's definition of TOLL

: to ring slowly（缓慢地）敲（钟），鸣（钟）

[no object]

Church bells tolled as people gathered for the service.人们聚在一起做礼拜时，教堂的钟声缓缓敲响。

[+ object]

The bells were tolled for the service.礼拜的钟声敲响了。

[+ object] : to make (something) known by ringing鸣钟告知

The church bells tolled the hour.教堂鸣钟报时。

³ toll /ˈtoʊl/ noun

plural tolls

³ toll

/ˈtoʊl/

noun

plural tolls

Learner's definition of TOLL

[count]

: the sound of bells being rung slowly（缓缓的）钟声，铃声

The toll of the bells sounded throughout the village.缓缓的钟声响彻整个村子。

: a single sound made by a ringing bell一声钟声；一声铃声

He counted the tolls of the bell.他数了数钟声。

— compare ¹toll

单词	toll
释义	toll (verb) toll (noun) toll 7 ENTRIES FOUND: toll (noun) toll (verb) toll (noun) toll-free (adjective) toll call (noun) toll plaza (noun) death toll (noun) ¹ toll /ˈtoʊl/ noun plural tolls ¹ toll /ˈtoʊl/ noun plural tolls Learner's definition of TOLL [count] 1 a : an amount of money that you are required to pay for the use of a road or bridge（道路、桥梁等的）通行费 We had to stop to pay the toll.我们不得不停下来交通行费。 a toll road/bridge [=a road/bridge that you can use only if you pay a toll]收费道路/桥梁 b chiefly US : an amount of money paid for a long-distance telephone call长途电话费 — see also toll call, toll-free 2 : the number of people who are killed or injured in an accident, disaster, war, etc.（事故、灾难、战争等的）伤亡人数 — usually singular通常用单数 The full/final toll of the disaster is not yet known.尚未得知此次灾难的伤亡总人数/最终伤亡人数。 — see also death toll take a toll or take its toll : to have a serious, bad effect on someone or something : to cause harm or damage产生恶果；造成伤害eventually If you keep working so hard, the stress will eventually take its toll. [=your health will be harmed]如果你继续这么辛苦地工作，最终会被压垮的。 — often + on The stress will take its toll on you.压力会把你压垮的。 Too much sunlight can take a (heavy) toll on your skin. [=can harm your skin]过多的阳光会对你的皮肤造成（严重）伤害。 Her illness has taken a toll on her marriage.她的疾病已严重影响了她的婚姻。 — compare ³toll ² toll /ˈtoʊl/ verb tolls; tolled; tolling ² toll /ˈtoʊl/ verb tolls; tolled; tolling Learner's definition of TOLL 1 : to ring slowly（缓慢地）敲（钟），鸣（钟） [no object] Church bells tolled as people gathered for the service.人们聚在一起做礼拜时，教堂的钟声缓缓敲响。 [+ object] The bells were tolled for the service.礼拜的钟声敲响了。 2 [+ object] : to make (something) known by ringing鸣钟告知 The church bells tolled the hour.教堂鸣钟报时。 ³ toll /ˈtoʊl/ noun plural tolls ³ toll /ˈtoʊl/ noun plural tolls Learner's definition of TOLL [count] 1 : the sound of bells being rung slowly（缓缓的）钟声，铃声 The toll of the bells sounded throughout the village.缓缓的钟声响彻整个村子。 2 : a single sound made by a ringing bell一声钟声；一声铃声 He counted the tolls of the bell.他数了数钟声。 — compare ¹toll
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