Usage of "take a toll"

Aún no tenemos significados para "take a toll".

Uso de take a toll en inglés

Elections, whether general or local government, take a toll on the country. 
 Jamaica Observer 

He said rulings could also take a toll on large island families. 
 Radio NZ 

She added that sleep problems can take a toll on daytime wellbeing. 
 Reuters 

But narrowing the current account deficit will take a toll on demand. 
 Reuters 

All of these changes might take a toll on some heterosexual relationships. 
 BBC 

This will take a toll on them in the days and weeks ahead. 
 Radio NZ 

Higher oil prices may be starting to take a toll on economic growth. 
 The Irish Times 

These days take a toll, maybe more than is strictly healthy. 
 The Irish Times 

Shulman said the uncertainty is already starting to take a toll. 
 Reuters 

Having a daughter like Courtney must really take a toll on a marriage. 
 Ali’s Pretty Little Lies 

Whatever it was, it was sure to take a toll on his reserves. 
 King rolen's kin: the uncrowned king 

I didn't want it to take a toll on you, too. 
 The Silent Sister 

Underwater branches and rocks could take a toll upon whatever came near them. 
 In the shadow of gotham 

However, other more random events continue to take a toll. 
 The Guardian 

Concerns are rising that the trade war will take a toll on the economy. 
 Reuters 

It really does take a toll on you, he said. 
 The Guardian 

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Take a toll por variante geográfica

Nueva Zelanda

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Estados Unidos de América

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Significados de take a toll en inglés