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Meaning & Definition of Fee in English

English

Fee

Pronunciation:

/fiː/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

fees

Meaning and Definition of Fee

1. Primary Definition

A fixed charge for a services or privilege.

2. Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A payment made to a professional person or to a service in exchange for their services.

    Example Sentence: The lawyer charged a high fee for her services.

  • Definition: A sum of money required as a charge for a particular service.

    Example Sentence: There is a fee for using the gym facilities.

  • Definition: A payment made in return for a service, privilege, or right.

    Example Sentence: You must pay a fee to register for the course.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English 'fe' from Old French 'fe', Latin 'fatum', meaning 'fate' or 'what is due'.

Synonyms

charge | payment | cost | toll | dues

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • entry fee: A charge imposed to gain admission to an event or place.
  • membership fee: A recurring charge for belonging to a group or organization.
  • service fee: An additional charge for provided services.

Translations

  • Spanish: tarifa
  • French: frais
  • German: Gebühr
  • Russian: плата

Related Words

  • charge: The amount of money required for a particular service.
  • cost: The amount that needs to be paid or spent to buy or obtain something.
  • toll: A charge payable to use a bridge or road.

Slang Meanings of fee

  • Meaning: A price you have to pay for something, often used informally.

    Example Sentence: That concert has a hefty fee, but it's going to be worth it!

  • Meaning: To pay up, especially for a service or privilege.

    Example Sentence: If you want to join the club, you'll need to fee up.