Collocations for toll - noun
1. money that you pay to use a road, bridge, etc.
ADJ.
motorway, road
VERB + TOLL
charge, collect, exact, impose, levy
the possibility of imposing tolls on some motorways
the possibility of imposing tolls on some motorways
pay
TOLL + NOUN
bridge, motorway, road | booth | charge
2. amount of damage done/number of people killed
ADJ.
great, heavy, terrible, tragic | casualty, death, injury | human
VERB + TOLL
take
The pressure of fame can take a terrible toll. | The recession is taking its toll.
The pressure of fame can take a terrible toll. | The recession is taking its toll.
TOLL + VERB
mount, rise
The death toll from yesterday''s crash is still rising.
The death toll from yesterday''s crash is still rising.
reach sth
The casualty toll could reach 200.
The casualty toll could reach 200.
PREP.
~ on
Illness has taken a heavy toll on her.
Illness has taken a heavy toll on her.