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1 toll-free
toll-free♦voorbeelden:1 toll-free 800 service • 〈 in (in) Nederland〉 gratis 06-nummer; 〈 in in België〉 groen (telefoon)nummer -
2 toll bar
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3 toll bridge
toll bridge1 tolbrug -
4 toll of the road
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5 toll-free 800 service
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6 toll
n. belasting, tol; prijs; bloedbad; (het) luiden (van de klok)--------v. luiden (v. klok), slaan (het uur)toll1[ tool] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:take toll • tol heffentake a heavy toll • een zware tol eisen————————toll2II 〈 overgankelijk werkwoord〉 -
7 toll call
n. buitenstedelijke gesprekken (bij telefoon)toll call -
8 toll a bell
aan de bel trekken, aanbellen -
9 toll house
tolhuis (plaats op luchthaven of haven waar goederen arriveren waar tol over betaald moet worden) -
10 toll line dialling
rechtstreekse verbinding (telefonische verbinding zonder tussenkomst) -
11 toll of the bells
het luiden van de klokken (het geluid van de klokken:uitnodiging,roepen) -
12 toll road
tolweg (autosnelweg waar men tegen betaling kan rijden) -
13 toll-free number
gratis telefoneren -
14 toll designer
gereedschapsconstructeur -
15 toll holder
beitelhouder -
16 death toll
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17 levy toll
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18 road toll
road toll -
19 take a heavy toll
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20 take toll
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