fee
/fi/
verb
- To pay a fee to someone, especially a professional.
- We fee the tour guide at the end of the trip.
- They fee the accountant annually for tax preparation.
- The company fees its lawyers for ongoing legal advice.
noun
- An amount of money paid for a service, admission, or privilege.
- The doctor charged a consultation fee of $150.
- The school charges a registration fee for new students.
- You need to pay an entrance fee to visit the national park.
- A payment made to a professional person or organization for their work.
- She pays an annual membership fee to the gym.
- The lawyer's fee for handling the case was very high.
- The consultant's fee includes travel expenses.
- In law, an inherited estate of land (often used in phrases like 'fee simple' or 'fee tail').
- The land was granted to him and his heirs in fee.
- The king gave the baron the land in fee simple.
- Under the old system, the estate was held in fee tail.
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