toller
/ˈtəʊ.lə/noun
C2formalcommon/ˈtəʊ.lə/A noun referring to a person who rings church bells, often to summon a congregation, or someone employed to collect tolls.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который звонит в церковные колокола, часто для созыва прихожан, или человека, нанятого для сбора пошлин.esSustantivo que designa a una persona que toca las campanas de una iglesia, a menudo para convocar a los fieles, o a una persona contratada para cobrar tasas o peajes.frPersonne qui sonne les cloches d'une église, souvent pour convoquer les fidèles, ou personne chargée de percevoir des péages ou des droits.deSubstantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die die Kirchenglocken läutet, oft um die Gemeinde zusammenzurufen, oder eine Person, die dafür bezahlt wird, Abgaben oder Zölle einzuziehen.ptSubstantivo que designa a pessoa que toca os sinos da igreja, frequentemente para convocar os fiéis, ou a pessoa contratada para cobrar taxas ou impostos.zh名词,指敲响教堂钟的人,通常为召集信徒而鸣钟,也指受雇收取通行费或关税的人。arاسم يدل على الشخص الذي يقرع أجراس الكنيسة، غالبًا لجمع المصلين، أو الشخص الذي يُستأجر لتحصيل الرسوم.
- Bell Ringer C1 formal
A person who rings church bells, often to summon people to a service or mark a special occasion.
- The toller rang the bells for the evening service.
- Every Sunday, the toller would sound the church bells.
- The village toller was known for his precise timing.
ruЗвонарьescampanerofrsonneur de clochesdeGlockenläuterptSineirozh敲钟人arقارع الأجراس
Synonyms: bell ringerbellmanringer
- Toll Collector B2 formal
Someone employed to collect fees or tolls, typically at a bridge, road, or gate.
- The toller at the gate collected the fee from each driver.
- He worked as a toller on the old highway for many years.
- The toller counted the coins and gave change to the travelers.
ruСборщик платыesCobrador de peajefrPersonne percevant un péagedeMautnehmerptCobrador de pedágiozh收费员arجبّاي الرسوم
Synonyms: toll collectortollman