Tallied Meaning in English
word · lemma: tally
ˈtæɫid
TA-leed
tˈælɪd
TAL-id
Definition
Counted or recorded numbers or items, often to keep a total. Commonly used for votes, scores, points, or items.
Usage & Nuances
Usually formal or semi-formal. Often appears in the context of counting results (votes, scores, etc.). Common collocations: 'votes tallied', 'points tallied'. Not used for casual counting (like apples in a basket).
Spanish: contabilizó - contó - sumóPortuguese (BR): contou - somou - contabilizouPortuguese (PT): contou - somou - contabilizouChinese (Simplified): 计数 - 统计 - 累加Chinese (Traditional): 計數 - 統計 - 累加Hindi: गिना - जोड़ाArabic: أحصى - عدّ - جمعBengali: গণনা করা - হিসাব করাRussian: подсчитан - учтёнJapanese: 集計されたVietnamese: được kiểm - được tính tổngKorean: 집계된 - 합산된Turkish: sayılmış - hesaplanmışUrdu: گنے گئے - شمار ہوئےIndonesian: dihitung - dicatat
Example Sentences
She tallied the total number of votes after the election.
basic
The teacher tallied the points for each team.
basic
They tallied the items in the box carefully.
basic
Once all the receipts were tallied, she realized she had spent too much.
natural
After three hours, the votes were finally tallied and a winner was announced.
natural
The scores were tallied at the end of the game to see who won.
natural