tariff
/ˈtærɪf/Definitions
1. noun
a tax or duty paid or levied on goods or services when they are imported or exported, or a fixed charge for a service, such as a railway fare or a hotel bill.
“The country imposed a tariff on imported electronics to boost local industries.”
2. noun
a standard or rate of payment for a particular service or commodity.
“The bus company increased its tariff for long-distance trips.”
3. verb
to fix or impose a tariff on goods or services.
“The government tariffed the foreign imports to protect domestic industries.”