IPA: //peɪdʒ//
KK: /pɪˈeɪdʒ/
A section of a highway in France where drivers must pay a fee to use the road, often marked by a gate or barrier.
We stopped at the peage to pay the toll before continuing our journey.
The word 'peage' originates from Old French 'péage', meaning toll or payment for passage. It refers specifically to the fee charged for using a road or bridge.
Think of 'péage' as a fee for passage — this helps you remember that 'peage' refers to a toll.