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Meanings of heavy toll in English
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Usage of heavy toll in English
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Yet a talent drain lasting four years has taken a heavy toll.
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Stressed corporate balance sheets have taken a heavy toll on state-run banks.
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The protests have taken a heavy toll on tourism and consumer spending.
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Higher prices are taking a particularly heavy toll on the world's poor.
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Simpson's Peterhead trawlers, splendidly manned, took a heavy toll of enemy submarines.
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Wildlife experts also fear a heavy toll on animals and birds.
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CDV has taken a heavy toll on tigers and lions in recent years.
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The Arab Spring took a heavy toll of investment in the worst-hit countries.
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Yellow vests anti-government protests have already taken a heavy toll on French retailers.
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Thus were the Lipans still levying heavy toll for their wrongs!
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Poverty and violence take a heavy toll on the victims' lives, the report said.
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The violence has taken a heavy toll on Thailand's economy.
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However, the war had taken a heavy toll of humanity.
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It also takes a heavy toll on the global economy.
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The Tigers say the shelling is continuing and taking a heavy toll of civilians.
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Yet it has also exacted a heavy toll on others, not least Tiger Woods.
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Heavy toll through the time
Heavy toll across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common