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to·tal /ˈtəʊtəl/ a. | n. | vt. | vi. | ad. | phr. I a. 1. 总的,总计的;全体的,全部的 the total amount 总量 the total number of passengers 旅客总人数 the total population of a country 一国的总人口 the total expenditure 全部费用 2. 完全的,彻底的;绝对的 a total failure 彻底的失败 She respected his total determination. 她尊重他的坚定不移的决心。 She had been incredibly foolish to tell such things to a total stranger. 她把这种事情告诉一个素昧平生的人实在愚蠢得令人难以置信。 The silence (chaos) is total. 一片寂静(混乱)。 His surprise was total. 他惊讶得呆若木鸡。 He was in total ignorance of it. 他对此事一无所知。 3. 全力以赴的;总体的
II n. 总数,总额;总和;合计;全体,全部 the jobless total 失业总人数 reach a total of £20 总额达20英镑 The total was seventy. 总数是70。
III (to·tal(l)ed; to·tal·(l)ing) ❶ vt. 1. 计算…的总和,把…加起来 Votes cast for each candidate in each section will be total(l)ed to get a result. 选举结果将通过计算各选区投各候选人的票的总数来获得。 total up a check 结算账单 2. 总数达,共计 Trade between the two countries total(l)ed $3 billion last year. 去年两国间的贸易总额达30亿美元。 The visitors to the exhibition total(l)ed 15,000. 参观展览的人数达到1.5万。 3. 〈美俚〉使完全毁坏 He total(l)ed his new car while drunk. 他酒醉驾车,把自己的新车撞了个一塌糊涂。 4. 〈美俚〉杀死;使…受重伤 ❷ vi. 1. 总计,合计 (to,up to) It totals (up) to three dollars. 总计3美元。 2. 〈美俚〉完全被毁 The car almost total(l)ed in the crash. 这辆车被撞得几乎无法修复了。
IV ad. 统统,完全 [OFr < NL tōtālis < L tōtus all] phr. in total 总共 a force containing in total over half a million men and 11,000 tanks 一支总数超过50万士兵和1.1万辆坦克的军队 50 cubic metres in total 总共50立方米 |