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toller

/ˈtəʊ.lə/

Traducción: Sustantivo 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.

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noun

/ˈtəʊ.lə/C2formal
  • 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.

A noun referring to a person who rings church bells, often to summon a congregation, or someone employed to collect tolls.

  1. Bell RingerC1formal

    A person who rings church bells, often to summon people to a service or mark a special occasion.

    escampanero

    • 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.

    Sinónimosbell ringerbellmanringer

  2. Toll CollectorB2formal

    Someone employed to collect fees or tolls, typically at a bridge, road, or gate.

    esCobrador de peaje

    • 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.

    Sinónimostoll collectortollman

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