peaje
toll
The Spanish word 'peaje' translates to 'toll' in English. This term is most commonly used to refer to the charge or fee for using a bridge, road, or tunnel. It comes from the word 'pagar' which means 'to pay' in Spanish, indicating a payment for a service. In some cases, 'peaje' can also refer to the booth where these fees are collected on highways or roads.
Example sentences using: peaje
Asegúrate de tener cambio para el peaje.
Make sure you have change for the toll.
In this example, the speaker is suggesting to ensure you have small coins or bills (change) to pay the 'peaje' or toll, suggesting that sometimes these fees must be paid in cash.
Tienes que pagar el peaje antes de cruzar el puente.
You have to pay the toll before crossing the bridge.
In the context of this phrase, 'peaje' refers to the fee charged to vehicles for use of a bridge or highway. It's similar to the concept of a 'toll' in English.
El peaje en esta autopista es muy caro.
The toll on this highway is very expensive.
This phrase is referring to the high cost associated with using a particular highway. The word 'peaje' is used to signify the toll that is being referred to.