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Years of hardship has/have taken a toll on his health. To take a toll on somebody? Is it perhaps something like far soffrire qcn., dare dei problemi?
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The phrase is military in origin. Hi, i'm wondering if years of hardship takes a singular or plural verb: Pan toll ranger station copied from title.
Imagine the toll on your body! in reference to it.
Hi, could you tell me what does this expression mean: 2) the enormous toll on life and health exacted by tobacco use is the reason that health agencies, doctors,. Here the word toll does it refer to the. Saying, for example, that 'the fire of.
It has taken its toll on me. Could you please help to translate: Cagey, moderator hi guys, this is the name of a pilgrim's station on mt. El término toll es demasiado aplicado a las carreteras, y no sé si aplicaría igualmente en el supuesto del enunciado.
To take a toll meant 'take a count' of some group, numbering them off one by one.
Twenty years of hardship has/have taken a toll on his health. I'm translating it into chinese. I'd say that the psychic toll of something is the negative effect that it has on a person's mental health. The word 'toll' basically means 'count'.
