fee

/fiː/
noun 5name 2verb 1

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(noun.)

ADJ

exorbitant, fat

The lawyer charged a fat fee for handling our simple property transaction.

hefty, high, huge, large, substantial

The university's substantial fee means most students need to take out loans.

low, modest, nominal, reasonable, small

The school charges only a modest fee for the summer sports program.

fixed, flat, set

The gym charges a flat fee of $50 per month for all members.

full | concessionary, reduced | normal, standard, usual

appropriate

You need to pay the appropriate fee when you register your child for summer camp.

additional, extra, top-up

The hotel charged an extra fee for late checkout that we hadn't expected.

outstanding, unpaid

The school sent a letter about my unpaid fees from last semester.

annual, hourly, monthly | court, legal

consultancy, professional

When we hired a lawyer to review the contract, we had to budget for their professional fees.

admission, entrance, entry, joining, membership, subscription

The membership fee for the gym includes access to all classes and facilities.

administration, arrangement, booking, cancellation, handling, licence, registration | college, course, school, student, tuition | transfer | green

VERB + FEE

charge, impose

The gym imposes a monthly fee for all members who want to use the swimming pool.

incur

The bank will incur a processing fee if you close your account within three months.

pay | collect

waive

The bank decided to waive the application fee for all new customers this month.

refund, reimburse | increase, reduce

agree, negotiate

The client and the designer agreed on a design fee before starting the project.

cover

My scholarship covers all tuition fees for the next four years.

afford

FEE + VERB

be due, be payable

The registration fee is due by the end of next month.

cover sth, include sth

The monthly fee covers all your dental visits and routine cleanings.

go up

My gym fees went up again this year, so I'm thinking about canceling my membership.

FEE + NOUN

income

The hotel's fee income from parking charges helped cover maintenance costs.

structure

PREP

for a ~

The lawyer charged a large fee for handling the divorce case.

~ for

The school requests a fee for parking in the student lot.

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