Tally up Meaning in English
expression
ˈtæɫi/ /ˈəp
TAL-ee UP
tˈæli/ /ˈʌp
TAL-ee UP
Definición
To add up or count the total number or amount of something, usually by listing or checking each item.
Uso & Matices
Informal expression, often used with money, votes, or points. Usually followed by 'the' and a noun: 'tally up the bill'. Not used in formal writing; use 'calculate' or 'total' instead. Sometimes shortened to 'tally'.
Spanish: sumar - contar - hacer el conteoPortuguese (BR): somar - contar - fazer a contagemPortuguese (PT): somar - contar - fazer a contagemChinese (Simplified): 加总 - 统计Chinese (Traditional): 加總 - 統計Hindi: गिनती करना - जोड़नाArabic: يحسب - يجمعBengali: গুনে দেখা - হিসাব করাRussian: подсчитать - посчитатьJapanese: 合計する - 集計するVietnamese: cộng lại - tính tổngKorean: 총합을 내다 - 합산하다Turkish: toplamak - hesaplamakUrdu: حساب کرنا - جمع کرناIndonesian: menjumlahkan - menghitung total
Oraciones de Ejemplo
Let's tally up how many people came to the meeting.
basic
Can you tally up the final score?
basic
I will tally up the receipts and see how much we spent.
basic
"Okay, it's time to tally up the votes and see who won."
natural
We need to tally up everything before we leave, just to be sure.
natural
After dinner, we tallied up the bill and everyone paid their share.
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