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toll [təʊl]1 noun(a) (on bridge, road) péage m(b) (of victims) nombre m de victimes; (of casualties) nombre m de blessés; (of deaths) nombre m de morts;∎ the epidemic took a heavy toll of or among the population l'épidémie a fait beaucoup de morts ou de victimes parmi la population;∎ the years have taken their toll les années ont laissé leurs traces;∎ her illness took its toll on her family sa maladie a ébranlé sa famille(bell) sonner;∎ to toll sb's death sonner le glas pour qn;∎ the church clock tolled midday l'horloge de l'église a sonné midi(bell) sonner;∎ to toll for the dead sonner pour les morts►► toll bar barrière f (de péage);toll bridge pont m à péage;American & New Zealand Telecommunications toll call communication f interurbaine;(a) (for bridge) (coût m du) péage m
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