tariffs
nounUK /ˈtær.ɪfs/
US /ˈter.ɪfs/
Tariffs are extra money you pay when goods come into a country.
The government put tariffs on imported toys, so they cost more.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A list of prices for services or rooms.
The hotel's tariffs are posted at the front desk.
3. A schedule of charges for utilities like electricity.
The new electricity tariff starts next month.
4. A system of rates used by a phone or transport company.
The taxi tariff goes up at night.