The official death
toll of that earthquake has reached 10000.
这次地震的官方死亡人数已达到1万人。
Too much icy drinks takes its
toll on your health.
太多的冰饮料会对你的健康造成损害。
You have to pay the
toll when you pass the area.
当你经过这个地区时，你必须支付过路费。
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a heavy toll on the logistics industry over the past years, with the global supply chain being disrupted and countries imposing curbs to contain the coronavirus.
过去几年，新冠肺炎疫情对物流业造成了沉重打击，全球供应链中断，各国采取了遏制冠状病毒的措施。
Zhao said at present, the highway has 100,000 users who utilize the electronic toll collection method to access the road, which is equivalent to 68 percent of all users.
赵说，目前，高速公路有10万用户使用电子收费方式通行，相当于所有用户的68%。
As a station monitor at the Mlolongo station of the toll road, Muema is in charge of a team of six toll attendants and his salary is high enough to cover his living expenses in the town, one of the fastest growing urban areas in Kenya.
作为收费公路Molongo站的车站监督员，Muema负责一个由六名收费员组成的团队，他的工资足以支付他在肯尼亚发展最快的城市地区之一的生活费用。
He is now familiar with advanced technology from China to manage busy toll roads.
他现在熟悉了中国管理繁忙收费公路的先进技术。
"This is my first steady employment since I graduated from university in 2020 and my career development looks bright," said Brian Wenani, who works as a ticket staff member at the Mlolongo toll station.
“这是我自2020年大学毕业以来的第一份稳定工作，我的职业发展看起来很光明，”在姆洛隆戈收费站担任售票员的Brian Wenani说。
Bumpy dirt roads and the hot climate took a toll.
崎岖不平的土路和炎热的气候造成了损失。
The company has manufactured over 85 percent of the country's gear reducers used in machines that drill pipeline corridors during underground excavations, and more than 80 percent of the gear reducers used in vehicular gates for electronic toll collection.
该公司生产了全国85%以上的齿轮减速器，用于在地下挖掘过程中钻探管道走廊的机器，以及80%以上的齿轮变速器，用于电子收费的车辆闸门。
The ITS unit offers mainly hardware and software for intelligent traffic control and management, from toll systems to traffic light controls.
ITS单元主要提供智能交通控制和管理的硬件和软件，从收费系统到红绿灯控制。
The ITS unit mainly offers hardware and software for intelligent traffic control and management, from toll systems to traffic light controls.
ITS部门主要提供智能交通控制和管理的硬件和软件，从收费系统到红绿灯控制。
The 35-year-old said that the amount of time he spends on the road takes a heavy toll because he cannot attend to his early morning clients on time.
Hu Houkun, rotating chairman of Huawei, said the US government's restrictions on Huawei's access to its technology is not only taking a toll on Huawei's business, but also causing damage to players in the whole supply chain.
The pandemic has taken a toll on Suning's offline sales, experts said.
Optimism voiced for economic growth prospectsAs COVID-19 continues to take its toll on global health and economies, most multinational corporations operating in China are bucking a trend seen in many parts of the world.
CRCC is responsible for a 107-kilometer section, which includes survey and design, construction of subgrades and pavements as well as culverts and bridges, and building of supportive service facilities such as toll stations and gas stations, said Wang Lixin, vice-president of the Beijing-headquartered company.
In response to central government's role in stabilizing economy, Wu said, "COVID-19 did take a toll on the macroeconomy and many industries.
As the COVID-19 epidemic took a massive toll on China's mobile phone sales, the country's phone processor shipments plunged 44.5 percent year-on-year in the first three months, the report said.
China has made great achievements in the fight against the disease, and central SOEs have the taken the lead in the country's steady work and business resumption, yet the escalating new COVID-19 cases outside China are taking a toll on the business activities and operations of Chinese central SOEs and institutions overseas.
Seven more deaths were reported, lifting the death toll to 43.
The latest death toll for the coronavirus climbed to 42.
The company recorded a net return of negative 2.35 percent on overseas investments in 2018 as declining major stock markets took a toll on its overseas investments.
NEW YORK - The US luxury jeweler company Tiffany & Co on Tuesday cut its profit outlook for the year, as higher tariffs will likely take a toll on its business.
Luo Peng, chief executive officer and co-founder of Guiyang Huochebang Technology Co and joint president of Full Truck Alliance Group, said the platform will offer comprehensive services for truck drivers like financial products for electronic toll collection payments, fuel and tire purchases, and loans to boost transactions.
It also provides follow-up services such as selling electronic toll charge cards for highway transportation and auto finance-related services.
Some US companies are starting to notice the tariffs' potential toll on their costs and earnings, as are some consumers.
The death toll globally was over 1 million, among which 90 percent happened in Africa.
The whole expressway project consists of a four-lane dual carriageway with the length of 49.56-kilometers, bridges, major interchanges, underpasses and toll plazas.
China Communications Construction Company Limited (CCCC), the constructor, handed over a 4.1-kilometer-long reconstruction section on Nov 12, 2017 and a 37.21 km-long toll section on May 18, 2018.
"WHO data show each year 8.8 million people, or one-sixth of the annual death toll, die from cancer.
TNG runs a contactless card business of the same name in Malaysia, which is used by customers to pay for toll roads, public transport and parking.
"We will launch services covering vehicle insurance, after-sale of cars, parking, road and bridge tolls, and electronic toll collection, to provide an all-round oil consumption platform for domestic users," said Li Xiang, general manager of Brigtoil's online marketing division.
It also provides follow-up services such as sales of electronic toll charge cards for highway transportation and auto finance-related services.
In addition, the multiplying and expanding geopolitical tensions, such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict, are exacerbating worldwide turbulence and taking a toll on geoeconomics and globalization as well.
Ljubo Jurcic, former Croatian minister of economy, said although the COVID-19 pandemic took its toll on China's economy, it's expected to resume strong growth after the government improved its pandemic response.
It also contains 25 new measures, including those on preferential highway toll charges, cultivation of quality enterprises and standardization of the preliminary work in investment projects in seven key sectors.
The pandemic in China has been around for a considerable amount of time and taken a heavy toll on some who have experienced plummeting household incomes and savings over the past three years, especially for those engaged in the tourism, transportation and catering industries.
"Overall, the pandemic continued to take a toll on the economy in January," said Wang Zhe, senior economist at Caixin Insight Group.
"Overall, the pandemic continued to take a toll on the economy in December," said Wang Zhe, senior economist at Caixin Insight Group.
The slowdown is most pronounced in the eurozone, where the energy crisis, following the conflict in Ukraine, will continue to take a heavy toll, reducing growth to 0.5 percent in 2023.
The association deemed growing complication and uncertainty in the external environment, on-going COVID-19 pandemic, weak global economic recovery and geopolitical risk taking a toll on the development for small and medium enterprises as well as rising labor, financing and logistic costs and shortened work days due to the Lunar New Year holiday.
Fueled by the highly transmissible Delta variant, the recorded global COVID-19 death toll has risen close to 5 million, and health risks abound, holding back a full return to normalcy, noted IMF Economic Counsellor Gita Gopinath.
As the COVID-19 pandemic disrupts sea and air freight channels and takes a toll on international logistics and supply chains, reliable and efficient transportation of various resources via China-Europe freight trains has become even more important to support resumption of business and production in several economies, thus contributing to the international fight against the pandemic and stabilizing global industry and supply chains, Li said.
But US services exports to China, which include travel, education and financial services, declined 3 percent in 2019, the first time in more than a decade that the category has fallen, a clear indicator that strained relations between the two countries took a toll on cross-border exchanges.
His comments came amid the top leadership's growing attention on boosting people's income as the wealth gap remains while COVID-19 took a toll on household income growth and weighed on the recovery in consumption.
"While the value of investment from China in the UK increased, the number of deals totaled 25, a 46 percent decrease on 2019, suggesting the pandemic and associated travel restrictions took a toll on business dealings.
Although the global economy is growing again after a 4.3 percent decline in 2020, the pandemic has caused a heavy toll of deaths and illness, plunged millions into poverty, and may depress economic activity and incomes for a prolonged period, the World Bank said.
After recording a rare 6.8 percent GDP contraction in the first quarter when the virus took its toll, China's economy made a sharp U-turn and returned to 3.2 percent growth in the second quarter.
The world economy will shrink by 4.2 percent this year as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to exert a substantial toll on economies and societies, according to the OECD report.
"We took a heavy toll due to the pandemic, losing 60 percent of our sales," said Lyu Jingjiang, deputy general manager, Epinduo Tech, a company that sells imported Russian food and drinks.
Ban Ki-moon, chairman of Boao Forum for Asia and former United Nations secretary-general, said innovation provides a simple solution for the daunting and complex challenges faced by human, including the current COVID-19 pandemic, which has claimed over 1 million lives and taken a toll on the social life of many.
While necessary and effective for curbing infections, those restrictions on social gatherings and tourist activities have taken a heavy toll on global consumer market.
The country has reported more than 9.1 million in total infections with the death toll surpassing 230,000 as of Saturday afternoon, showed a tally by Johns Hopkins University.
At that time, experts recommended the implementation of toll rights, pledged loans, thus helping projects to become highways in less than 10 years.
CRCC is responsible for a 107-kilometer section, which includes survey and design, construction of subgrades and pavement as well as culverts and bridges, and building of supportive service facilities such as toll stations and gas stations, said Wang Lixin, vice-president of the Beijing-headquartered company.
Stressing that the US behavior is taking a serious toll on the stability of the global industrial and supply chains, Mao said it poisons the atmosphere for international cooperation and fuels division and confrontation.
In 2022, the National Medical Products Administration issued a list, specifying the types of medical devices that are not allowed for toll manufacturing, where one company provides raw materials to a third party, who will then provide the rest of the manufacturing.
Channel Yeung, a China market analyst at FXTM, a United Kingdom-based global trading platform, said the border closure will not take a heavy toll on Chile's metal exports as the Chilean government and the country's leading copper miner have confirmed that sea transport and mining operations will continue.
PFGHL's firm exports, solid supply chain, and flexibility help steady garment tradeWhen the economic effects of COVID-19 started to take a toll on China's textile and garment sectors, most of the players took a painful hit, but not Profits Fund Global Holding Ltd. An exporter of 10 million pieces of clothing worth $400 million to the world annually, PFGHL Group leveraged its sales network spanning more than 20 countries and regions, swore by timely and clear communication with its stakeholders, adopted transparent trade practices, tweaked its production and shipments, and harnessed the full power of its vertical supply chain.
NAIROBI－Tumisang Malepi, 28, is behind the creation of a robust online marketplace for fashionable clothes in South Africa at a time when the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a heavy toll on brick-and-mortar businesses in Africa's second-largest economy.
China's population of hogs registered a 13.1 percent year-on-year growth in July, a strong sign of production recovery after the African swine fever took its toll on the hog industry last year, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said on Monday.
So the situation is not as strong as the industry had expected at the beginning of March, which eventually will take a toll on profits of steel companies, Xu said.
As China's catering businesses were ready to cash in on the traditional high season during the Spring Festival holiday in late January, the coronavirus outbreak kept customers from dining out, taking a toll on the catering industry and catching restaurant owners off-guard.
The raging epidemic has taken a heavy toll on tourism in Hainan, depriving it of the much-anticipated peak travel time during the Spring Festival holiday.
The ongoing novel coronavirus had so far infected 9,692 on the Chinese mainland and the death toll hit 213 as of early Friday, affecting retail businesses that had high expectations for the Lunar New Year holiday－a peak season for shopping, catering and tourism.
China will deepen reform in investment and financing, stabilize special transport funding policies such as the tax on car purchases, adjust and optimize the structure of expenditures, and improve the special bond system for toll roads next year, Li said.
"The electricity shortage that Pakistan had been experiencing for some years has taken a toll on the economy, as well as affecting the life of each and every individual living in the country.
Liang Zhenpeng, an electric home appliance analyst with information website Toutiao, told Securities Daily recently that the vastly improving air quality took a major toll on air purifier sales in the country.
And finally, it seems to be taking its toll on the manufacturers with production costs escalating.
Xu Zhijun, rotating chairman of Huawei, said at the company's annual report press conference that: "In 2022, a challenging external environment and non-market factors continued to take a toll on Huawei's operations.
The steady recovery in vehicle sales reinforced other signs that the US economy is absorbing the shock from the rapid rise in interest rates without sliding into a recession, though some analysts have warned that higher borrowing costs could take a toll on demand this year.
Although both the number of vehicles and drivers kept growing and the traffic pressure continued to rise, the death toll of road traffic accidents in every 10,000 vehicles showed an overall downward trend, it said.
Meanwhile, as global chip shortages take their toll on the new car market, some customers prefer to choose used vehicles instead of waiting for new vehicles, Luo said.
Chip shortages are taking their toll on Volkswagen AG's production in China, but a senior executive expects sales in the country this year to exceed those in pandemic-hit 2020 as semiconductor supplies will turn for the better from the third quarter and customer demand for its vehicles remain robust.
"2020 will be seen as a lost year for automotive, with the sector under pandemic-enforced shutdown for much of the year and uncertainty over future (European Union) trading conditions taking their toll," said SMMT Chief Executive Mike Hawes.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and nationwide lockdown in some countries has taken a heavy toll on overseas markets.
China's auto industry has seen a wider recovery in recent months although the COVID-19 epidemic took its toll on the sector, said Fu Bingfeng, deputy secretary general of the association.
But it has killed more than 77,000 people in the US, with the death toll rising.
The virus has already taken its toll on business in China, the world's top car market, where vehicle sales tumbled last month as customers stayed home due to the epidemic.
Yang said the company's system could help driverless cars handle complex road conditions, such as tunnels, toll stations and roundabouts.
The fleet was tested driving through a toll station and a 10-kilometers-long tunnel and on a bridge and straight and curved sections of road.
"We are concerned that the joint venture will expand production beyond the mini-SUVs and take a toll on our production and jobs," a Hyundai worker in Ulsan city, home to the world's biggest car-making complex, told Reuters.
"Despite the long-term prospects, the dented confidence among consumers has taken its toll on the passenger car market, which accounted for the lion's share of total vehicle sales in the country.
It also provides follow-up services, such as sales of electronic toll collection cards for highway transportation, auto sales, vehicle-related finance and insurance services, he said.
Most of these deaths occur in developing countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America where environmental pollution takes its biggest health toll.
According to him, the US restrictions on Huawei's access to its technology are not only taking a toll on Huawei's business, but also causing damage to players in the whole supply chain.
The company continues to face challenges due to the ever-increasing impact of the US sanctions, which are taking a toll on its performance even in China as the brand is trying to pace out its shipments over a longer period, IDC said in a research note.
Though the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on businesses across the world, China has the capability to move faster than others and the widespread adoption of data services is a huge boon for the company, said Steven Craig, senior vice-president and general manager for China and the Asia-Pacific region at Western Digital.
Yet if London takes a U-turn on its Huawei policy, such a decision will be bound to take a heavy toll on its cooperation with Beijing.
According to market research firm Omdia, worldwide smartphone shipments are expected to plunge by 13 percent in 2020 as the contagion takes a toll on both consumer demand and supply-chain availability.
The international edition of the so-called Tencent Health COVID-19 module supports the display of statistics updates regarding the global pandemic in the forms of maps and chart bars, and includes various dimensions such as newly confirmed cases, total confirmed cases, number of cured and death toll.
Thank you for your cooperation," said Huang Tiantian, a robot working at an expressway exit toll station in Bao'an district of Shenzhen, South Guangdong province.
For instance, the protracted Russia-Ukraine tensions have been taking a heavy toll on commodity prices.
Rising interest rates also took a heavy toll on SVB's clients, which concentrated on tech startups and venture capital firms.
COVID-19 continues to take its toll around the globe, especially with the quick spread of the Omicron variant and the possible emergence of new variants down the road.
While this may slow foreign capital inflows into China, it may not spark capital flight or take a heavy toll on Chinese equities, said a leading expert in international finance.
The initial New Year's Eve announcement took a toll on the telecoms' stocks Monday, the first trading day of 2021, when shares of the three companies sold off.
"There's been a rise in mortgage delinquencies as the financial stress of the economic recession takes its toll on millions of households.
- While the COVID-19 epidemic is taking a toll on the real economy, China's financial authority has managed to bail small businesses out and help them fare better with targeted policy instruments.
"The lockdown measures are expected to take a heavy toll on the country's economic growth with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimating that gross domestic product could see a sharp contraction from 6.2 percent to 0.6 percent for 2020," the AIIB said in a statement.
Most of the income generated by the infrastructure project, such as a toll road or a logistics center, will be distributed to investors, the commission said in a draft guideline on April 30.
But as the pandemic is still taking its toll on the real economy, investors' confidence remains weak.