toll

toll
[təʊl]
sustantivo
1peaje (m) (charge)cuota (f) (español de México)
  • toll bridge -> puente (m) de peaje or cuota (español de México)
  • toll road -> carretera (f) de peaje or cuota (español de México)
2(of dead, injured)
  • the disease had taken its toll -> la enfermedad había hecho estragos
  • the death toll has risen to a hundred -> el número de víctimas ha ascendido a cien
verbo transitivo
1tañer (bell)
verbo intransitivo
2doblar (bell)
  • to toll for the dead -> tocar a muerto

toll [toul-kol]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Pagar o cobrar el derecho de portazgo. (n)
2Repicar; tañer (peal), o tocar una campana, lentamente, con toques aislados repetidos a intervalos iguales. (n)
3Tocar a muerto (una campana). (n)
4Llamar o convocar con campana. (n)
  • To toll the hour -> dar la hora

toll [təʊl]
verb:transitive
[+bell] tañer; tocar
to toll the hour dar la hora
verb:intransitive
[+bell] tañer; doblar
the bells were tolling in mourning for ... doblaron las campanas en señal de duelo por ...; "for whom the bell tolls" "por quién doblan las campanas"
noun
[of bell] tañido; (m) doblar; (m)
toll [təʊl]
noun
1 (on road, bridge) peaje; (m) cuota; (f) (Méx)
to pay toll pagar el peaje
2 (losses, casualties) número de víctimas; (m) mortandad; (f)
the death toll on the roads el número de víctimas de accidentes de tráfico; there is a heavy toll hay muchas víctimas; son muchos los muertos; the disease takes a heavy toll each year cada año la enfermedad se lleva a muchas víctimas causa gran número de muertes;or the effort took its toll on all of us el esfuerzo tuvo un grave efecto en todos nosotros; the severe weather has taken its toll on the crops el mal tiempo ha ocasionado pérdidas en la cosecha
modifier
toll bar (n) barrera de peaje; (f)
toll booth (n) cabina de peaje; (f)
toll bridge (n) puente de peaje de cuota; (m)or (Méx)
toll call (n) (US) (Telec) conferencia; (f)
toll gate (n) barrera de peaje; (f)
toll motorway (n) (Britain) autopista de peaje; (f)
toll road (n) carretera de peaje; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "toll"

Imperative
  • toll
  • you toll
  • he/she tolls
  • we toll
  • you toll
  • they toll
Preterite
  • I tolled
  • you tolled
  • he/she tolled
  • we tolled
  • you tolled
  • they tolled
Present Continuous
  • I am tolling
  • you are tolling
  • he/she is tolling
  • we are tolling
  • you are tolling
  • they are tolling
Present Perfect
  • I have tolled
  • you have tolled
  • he/she has tolled
  • we have tolled
  • you have tolled
  • they have tolled
Past Continuous
  • I was tolling
  • you were tolling
  • he/she was tolling
  • we were tolling
  • you were tolling
  • they were tolling
Past Perfect
  • I had tolled
  • you had tolled
  • he/she had tolled
  • we had tolled
  • you had tolled
  • they had tolled
Future
  • I will toll
  • you will toll
  • he/she will toll
  • we will toll
  • you will toll
  • they will toll
Future Perfect
  • I will have tolled
  • you will have tolled
  • he/she will have tolled
  • we will have tolled
  • you will have tolled
  • they will have tolled
Future Continuous
  • I will be tolling
  • you will be tolling
  • he/she will be tolling
  • we will be tolling
  • you will be tolling
  • they will be tolling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been tolling
  • you have been tolling
  • he/she has been tolling
  • we have been tolling
  • you have been tolling
  • they have been tolling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been tolling
  • you will have been tolling
  • he/she will have been tolling
  • we will have been tolling
  • you will have been tolling
  • they will have been tolling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been tolling
  • you had been tolling
  • he/she had been tolling
  • we had been tolling
  • you had been tolling
  • they had been tolling
Paid English to Spanish translation

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