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Tollbooth

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A structure or booth where tolls are collected

A tollbooth refers to a small structure or booth erected on a road, bridge, or highway where tolls are collected from drivers for using the particular roadway or crossing. It often serves as a collection point for fees that help fund the maintenance and construction of the infrastructure.

Sample Sentence:

As I approached the tollbooth, I pulled out my wallet to pay the required toll before continuing on the highway.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A software component that monitors and manages the usage of a system or service

In computer science, a tollbooth can also refer to a software component that keeps track of and manages the usage of a system or service. It controls access and enforces certain limitations or charges based on specific actions performed by users or devices.

Sample Sentence:

The tollbooth software effectively monitors the number of requests made by each user and restricts access once the user reaches the allocated limit.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A local term for a specific kind of booth or structure

In some localities, the term tollbooth may be used to refer to a specific kind of booth or structure that is unique to that area. It may hold different meanings depending on the local culture or dialect.

Sample Sentence:

In the coastal town, the tollbooth was actually an old lighthouse converted into a ticket booth for boat rides.

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