名词（加入组织或做某事付的）费; 专业服务费，业务报酬; 小费，赏钱; [法] 继承的产业

及物动词付给报酬，给小费; 〈英〉雇用，聘请

及物动词

1. She feed the waiter.
她付给侍者小费。

名词

1. I'm afraid I can't afford the doctor's fee.
恐怕我付不起给医生的酬金。

2. They charge a small registration fee.
他们收一点注册费。

1. 报酬：确定承租时,通常要付给经纪人相当于一月份租金的报酬(fee). 但若看了房子觉得不中意,则不必付给费用. 有的屋主不愿透过经纪人,自己刊登租屋广告,尤其是拥有整批公寓(apartment complex)的屋主,自行设有租赁办公室(rent office),

2. 收费：呼叫救护车一般不收费(fee),只有本人在家中叫救护车,而其又没有任何健康或医疗保险的情况下,这笔费用才由个人支付. 日本东京(Tokyo)平均每天要出动救护车2000次. 接到呼救后,救护车应在6-7分钟内到达患者身边. 当患者意识清醒时,

3. fee：far – end error; 远端错误

4. fee：flash electric eye; 闪光灯电眼

5. fee：federal environmental energy; 子公司联邦环境和能源

6. fee：failure effects evaluation; 故障影响评估

1. 费;费用
A fee is a sum of money that you pay to be allowed to do something.

e.g. He hadn't paid his television licence fee.
他尚未缴纳电视机使用许可费。

2. 服务费;报酬;酬金
A fee is the amount of money that a person or organization is paid for a particular job or service that they provide.

e.g. Find out how much your surveyor's and solicitor's fees will be.
弄清你要向鉴定员和律师支付多少费用。

noun

1. an interest in land capable of being inherited

2. a fixed charge for a privilege or for professional services