fee
/fiː/Definitions
1. noun
a sum of money charged for a particular service or privilege, or for access to a particular place or event.
“The museum charges an admission fee of $20 per person.”
2. noun
a tax or charge for using a particular facility or service, such as a toll on a road.
“The fee for driving on the highway is 50 cents per mile.”
3. noun
a payment or charge for professional services, especially legal or medical services.
“The lawyer’s fee for representing the client was $10,000.”
4. verb
to charge or collect a payment or charge for something.
“The company will fee customers for using their software.”
5. verb
to pay or give something as a fee or payment.
“The company will fee the developers for their work.”