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Detailed Translations for tolling from English to French

tolling:

tolling [the ~] noun

  1. the tolling (gossip; babble; claptrap; )
    le racontars; le ragot; le bavardage; le bavardages; le ragots; le babillage; la commérage; le papotage; la causeries; le radotages; le clabaudage; la calomnie; le commérages; la causettes
  2. the tolling (chiming; ringing; clanging; )
    le tintement des cloches; la sonnerie; le carillon; le battement; le carillonnement; la sonnerie de cloches

Translation Matrix for tolling:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
babillage babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash babble; cackling; chatter; child's prattle; children's prattle; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking
battement bell-ringing; bell-sounding; bell-tolling; chiming; clanging; ringing; tolling clattering; knocking; palpitations; ruffle of drums; throbbing
bavardage babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; cackling; chat; chatter; claptrap; conversation; defamation; drooling; gabble; gossip; indiscretion; jabber; jaw; mudslinging; profanity; rumor; rumour; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; sustenance; talk; talkee-talkee; talking; tittle-tattle; vilification; wishwash; yacking
bavardages babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; idle gossip; jabber; old wives tales; yacking
calomnie babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash backbiting; blacking; blasphemy; defamation; denigrate; gossip; lampoon; libel; mudslinging; pamphlet; profanity; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slanderous language; small talk; tittle-tattle; vilification
carillon bell-ringing; bell-sounding; bell-tolling; chiming; clanging; ringing; tolling carillon; chimes
carillonnement bell-ringing; bell-sounding; bell-tolling; chiming; clanging; ringing; tolling
causeries babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash
causettes babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash chats; small talk
clabaudage babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash backbiting; blasphemy; defamation; gossip; mudslinging; profanity; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; small talk; talking; tittle-tattle; vilification
commérage babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash backbiting; blasphemy; defamation; gossip; mudslinging; profanity; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; small talk; talking; tittle-tattle; vilification; women's gossip
commérages babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash babble; backbiting; blasphemy; cackling; chatter; claptrap; defamation; gabble; gossip; idle gossip; jabber; mudslinging; old wives tales; profanity; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; small talk; tittle-tattle; vilification; yacking
papotage babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash babble; backbiting; balderdash; baloney; bull; burble; cackling; chat; chatter; claptrap; defamation; drivel; empty talk; gabble; gibberish; gossip; hot air; jabber; jaw; mudslinging; piffle; prattle; profanity; rot; rubbish; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; talk; talking; twaddle; vilification; waffle; yacking
racontars babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash backbiting; blasphemy; defamation; gossip; mudslinging; profanity; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; small talk; talking; tittle-tattle; vilification
radotages babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash babble; balderdash; baloney; bull; burble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; drivel; empty talk; gabble; gibberish; hot air; jabber; jaw; piffle; prattle; rot; rubbish; twaddle; waffle; yacking
ragot babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash
ragots babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash backbiting; blasphemy; defamation; gossip; mudslinging; profanity; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; small talk; talking; tittle-tattle; vilification
sonnerie bell-ringing; bell-sounding; bell-tolling; chiming; clanging; ringing; tolling alarmclock; bell; call; carillon; chimes; chinking; clink; clock; clockwork; doorbell; horizon; jingling; pocket watch; ring; ring tone; ringer; ringtone; stroke of the clock; tinkling; trumpet-call; wristwatch
sonnerie de cloches bell-ringing; bell-sounding; bell-tolling; chiming; clanging; ringing; tolling
tintement des cloches bell-ringing; bell-sounding; bell-tolling; chiming; clanging; ringing; tolling
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- toll

Related Words for "tolling":


tolling form of toll:

to toll verb (tolls, tolled, tolling)

  1. to toll (sound)
    – ring slowly 1
    tinter; sonner; carillonner
    • tinter verb (tinte, tintes, tintons, tintez, )
    • sonner verb (sonne, sonnes, sonnons, sonnez, )
    • carillonner verb (carillonne, carillonnes, carillonnons, carillonnez, )

Conjugations for toll:

present
  1. toll
  2. toll
  3. tolls
  4. toll
  5. toll
  6. toll
simple past
  1. tolled
  2. tolled
  3. tolled
  4. tolled
  5. tolled
  6. tolled
present perfect
  1. have tolled
  2. have tolled
  3. has tolled
  4. have tolled
  5. have tolled
  6. have tolled
past continuous
  1. was tolling
  2. were tolling
  3. was tolling
  4. were tolling
  5. were tolling
  6. were tolling
future
  1. shall toll
  2. will toll
  3. will toll
  4. shall toll
  5. will toll
  6. will toll
continuous present
  1. am tolling
  2. are tolling
  3. is tolling
  4. are tolling
  5. are tolling
  6. are tolling
subjunctive
  1. be tolled
  2. be tolled
  3. be tolled
  4. be tolled
  5. be tolled
  6. be tolled
diverse
  1. toll!
  2. let's toll!
  5. tolled
  6. tolling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

toll [the ~] noun

  1. the toll
    – a fee levied for the use of roads or bridges (used for maintenance) 1
    le péage

toll adj

  1. toll
    – The toll phone number for the conferencing service. In the Options dialog box, on the Account tab, this is one of the conferencing information settings needed for a user to join a conference. 2
    numéro payant

Translation Matrix for toll:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
péage toll charging of tolls; levying of tolls; road tax; tolbooth; toll collection; toll-gate; tollbooth; tollhouse
sonner ringing; ringing the bell
- bell; cost; price
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
carillonner sound; toll brush against; bump against; call; chime; clang; clink; jangle; jingle; rattling; ring; sound; tinkle; tinkle away
sonner sound; toll brush against; bump against; call; chime; clang; clink; jangle; jingle; rattling; ring; ring the bell; ring the doorbell; sound; tinkle; tinkle away
tinter sound; toll clack; clang; clapper; clatter; clink; jangle; jingle; rattling; tinkle; tinkle away
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
numéro payant toll
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- tolling

Related Words for "toll":


Synonyms for "toll":


Related Definitions for "toll":

  1. value measured by what must be given or done or undergone to obtain something1
  2. the sound of a bell being struck1
    • she heard the distant toll of church bells1
  3. a fee levied for the use of roads or bridges (used for maintenance)1
  4. ring slowly1
    • For whom the bell tolls1
  5. charge a fee for using1
  6. The toll phone number for the conferencing service. In the Options dialog box, on the Account tab, this is one of the conferencing information settings needed for a user to join a conference.2

Wiktionary Translations for toll:

toll
noun
  1. fee for using roads and bridges
verb
  1. to make the noise of a bell
toll
noun
  1. charge public, droit imposer sur certaines choses.
  2. Redevance pour circuler sur les autoroutes et certains ponts
  3. (term, Réseaux-Services) Service de télécommunication permettant à un abonné de faire imputer à son compte le coût total ou partiel des communications qui lui sont destinées au moyen d'un numéro spécial, au moins pour les appels provenant d'une zone géographique déterminée.
  4. (vieilli) fixation faite officiellement du prix des denrées, des frais de justice, du port des lettres, etc.
verb
  1. rendre un son.
  2. faire sonner lentement une cloche, en sorte que le battant ne frapper que d’un côté.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• toll → péage ↔ tol — geld dat men bij een tol geheven wordt
• toll → péage ↔ tol — plaats waar men slechts tegen betaling mag passeren
• toll → péage ↔ Autobahngebühr — in vielen Ländern erhobene Geldsumme für die Benutzung einer Autobahn
• toll → péage ↔ Maut — die Gebühr für die Benutzung einer Autobahn, Straße, Brücke oder eines Tunnels
• toll → péage ↔ Mautgebühr — die Kosten beziehungsweise der Betrag für die Benutzung einer Autobahn, Straße, Brücke oder eines Tunnel

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