Tote up Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈtoʊt/ /ˈəp

TOHT-up

UK

tˈəʊt/ /ˈʌp

TUHT-up

التعريف

To add up numbers or amounts, especially to find a total.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Informal British English; used in financial or counting contexts. Commonly found in phrases like 'tote up the bill.' Less frequent in American English, where 'add up' is preferred. Only used as a verb phrase.

• Spanish: sumar - contabilizar
• Portuguese (BR): somar - contabilizar
• Portuguese (PT): somar - contabilizar
• Chinese (Simplified): 合计 - 计算总数
• Chinese (Traditional): 合計 - 計算總數
• Hindi: जोड़ना (कुल) - जोड़कर बताना
• Arabic: يَجْمَع - يُحْصِي
• Bengali: যোগফল করা - হিসেব করা
• Russian: подсчитать - сложить
• Japanese: 合計する - 計算する
• Vietnamese: cộng lại - tính tổng
• Korean: 총합을 내다 - 합산하다
• Turkish: toplamak - hesaplamak
• Urdu: جمع کرنا - حساب لگانا
• Indonesian: menjumlahkan - menghitung total

جمل نموذجية

Please tote up your receipts before you leave.

basic

She toted up all the expenses for the trip.

basic

We need to tote up the number of votes.

basic

I still have to tote up last month's sales before the meeting.

natural

They quickly toted up the points to see who won.

natural

After a long day, he toted up his earnings and smiled.

natural