Definition of total up - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
calculateUS add numbers to get a final amountUS
- She needs to total up the expenses for the trip.
- He had to total up the sales figures for the month.
- They will total up the votes after the election.
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mathematics
add up to a total
calculation
count or add up to a total
numbers total
add up to a total or sum
mathematics
act of adding up to a total
math
add up to a total amount
human resources
total tasks and duties that make up a specific work position
statistics data
total number of items up to a certain value in data
totaled
added up to a total
finance
total interest grown on money over time up to a certain date
mathematics
not adding up to a total
opportunity value
total economic loss including given up choices and hidden effects
mathematics
total count of people signed up for a service or product
mathematics
add up numbers to form a total
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- French:totaliser, ...
- German:zusammenzählen, ...
- Italian:totalizzare, ...
- Spanish:sumar, ...
- Portuguese:totalizar, ...
- Chinese:合计, ...
- Japanese:合計する, ...
- Arabic:جَمَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַכֵּם, ...
- Russian:подсчитать, ...
- Ukrainian:підсумувати, ...
- Hindi:कुल जोड़ना, ...
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