fee for (doing) sth
表示做某事需要支付的费用。
There is a fee for entering the museum.
进入博物馆要收费。
费用;服务费;手续费
先理解核心含义,再看它在真实句子里的用法。
费用;服务费;手续费
A payment charged for a service, privilege, or professional work.
There is a fee for entering the museum.
进入博物馆要收费。
为特权而收取的费用。
An amount charged for a privilege.
特权或专业服务的固定费用
a fixed charge for a privilege or for professional services
专业服务收取的费用。
An amount charged for professional services.
可继承的土地权益
an interest in land capable of being inherited
The tuition fee for this course is $500 per semester.
这门课程的学费是每学期500美元。
The bank charges a monthly service fee for maintaining the account.
银行对维护账户收取月度服务费。
There is an entrance fee of $10 to enter the museum.
进入博物馆需要支付10美元入场费。
表示做某事需要支付的费用。
There is a fee for entering the museum.
进入博物馆要收费。
动词常与fee搭配,表示收取或支付费用。
They charge a high fee for their consulting services.
他们对咨询服务收取高额费用。
用于说明具体金额的费用。
The fee of $50 is non-refundable.
50美元的费用不予退还。
Not this
The school fees $500 for the course.
Use this
The school charges a $500 fee for the course.
fee是名词,不能用作动词;应使用charge表示收费,fee作为名词表示费用。
Not this
The fee of this book is $20.
Use this
The price of this book is $20.
fee通常指服务费、手续费等,而price指商品的价格。书籍是商品,应使用price。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
年费
You must pay the annual fee by December 31st.
你必须在12月31日前支付年费。
入场费
The admission fee for the museum is $15.
博物馆的入场费是15美元。
服务费
A 10% service fee is added to the bill.
账单上加收10%的服务费。
会员费
The annual membership fee is $50.
年会员费是50美元。
学费
Tuition fees have increased this year.
今年的学费上涨了。
滞纳金
Pay your bill on time to avoid a late fee.
按时支付账单以避免滞纳金。
发长 /iː/ 音 (如 see, free)
Use fee naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
想象去游乐场,门口写着“Fee”,谐音“费”,意为要交入场费、服务费等。
常见场景:专业服务、入场活动、俱乐部会员 该词在不同语境中含义略有差异,通常用于指代服务费、入场费或会费等,在正式和非正式场合均可使用。
All words in this list rhyme with 'fee' (stressed vowel /iː/). Words spelled with 'ee' (see, tree, free, bee, three) share the same spelling pattern. 'Key' has the same sound but different spelling ('ey'). Be careful: words like 'feet' or 'feel' have the 'ee' spelling but do not rhyme because they contain extra consonants. Other common lookalikes such as 'flee' do rhyme, but are not listed here.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.