Examples of using A toll in English and their translations into Hebrew
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the cigarettes that will take a toll on your heart, but it's not.
us getting married has been really stressful, and it's kind of taking a toll on our harmony.
fluid loss because of sweat can take a toll on your ability to exercise and compete.
The idea is to lease one piece of infrastructure, such as a toll road, to investors, and spend the money raised on something new.
do a variety of other movements that can put a toll on your knees.
it may not directly affect your fertility but it will take a toll on your sex life for sure.
not only affect your health but can also take a toll on productivity throughout the day.
You're willing to shell out tons of money for a charity… and you can't spare a couple bucks for a toll road?
A toll gate controlled entry to the market area;
Under congestion pricing, motorists would have to pay a toll to drive into Manhattan south of 60th Street.
Even if you provide a toll free number, punters can request
A toll gate controlled entry to the market area;
Their bodies take quite a toll, but with the help of deep relaxation techniques,
Jakarta is one of them- the city has a toll road(ring) with a high quality coating.
Overexposure to cold can cause frostbite, taking a toll on the watermelon's flavor
But it never occurred to me such a toll that life took on him.
A toll ferry service across the river ended when a permanent bridge was built in 1911.
to construct a toll bridge over the river.
Not to imply that it's any more important than, say, a Baker or a toll collector.
