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单词 total
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total
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtəʊ.təl/us
/ˈtoʊ.t̬əl/
B1
theamountyou get when severalsmalleramountsareaddedtogether:
总额；总数
At thattimeofday,carswith only oneoccupantaccountedforalmost80percentof the total.一天中的那个时候，只有一人乘坐的汽车几乎占车辆总数的80%。
Atotalof21horseswereenteredin therace.总共有21匹马报名参加了比赛。
We made $1,000intotal, over threedaysoftrading.在3天的交易中，我们一共赚了1000美元。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to add up numbers
  • addAdd 24, 63, and 55.
  • add upMy job was to add up the scores at the end.
  • totalTotal the daily payments for a month and you arrive at your monthly expenditure.
  • find the sumFind the sum of the following numbers.
  • find the totalFind the total of £26.33, £55.09, and £109.65.
  • add up toThe figures add up to a huge amount.
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More examples
  • Theschoolbazaarraiseda total of £550.
  • Thetripcosta total of £250,insuranceincluded.
  • Theaverageof the threenumbers7, 12 and 20 is 13, because the total of 7, 12 and 20 is 39, and 39dividedby 3 is 13.
  • Thesefiguresareexpressedas apercentageof the total.
  • Unemployment islikelytoreachthehighesttotal that haseverbeenrecorded.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Calculations & calculating
  • algebraic
  • algebraically
  • algo
  • algorithmic
  • amount
  • calculate
  • calculator
  • formula
  • guesstimate
  • interpolate
  • matrix
  • miscalculation
  • multigrid
  • multigroup
  • multipole
  • non-commutative
  • number-crunching
  • QED
  • root
  • triangulation
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total
adjective
uk
/ˈtəʊ.təl/us
/ˈtoʊ.t̬əl/

totaladjective(AMOUNT)

B1[before noun]
includingeverything:
总的，全部的
the totalcost全部费用
Totallosseswere $800.总损失为800美元。
More examples
  • The totalamountraisedsofarisapproaching$1000.
  • When youincludeall myovertime, my totalpayisquitegood.
  • What is the totaloiloutputfrom the Britishsectorof theNorthSea?
  • We need toworkout the totalcostof theproject.
  • Althoughsexualandviolentcrimeshaveincreasedby 10%, theyremainonly atinyfractionof the totalnumberofcrimescommittedeachyear.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Complete and whole
  • (all) in one pieceidiom
  • A, a
  • absolute
  • all or nothingidiom
  • all-in-one
  • all-inclusive
  • fell
  • fibre
  • from stem to sternidiom
  • full-blown
  • full-fledged
  • full-length
  • fully
  • plain
  • thoroughly
  • through and throughidiom
  • to the lastidiom
  • totality
  • toto
  • unabridged
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totaladjective(VERY GREAT)

B2
verygreator of thelargestdegreepossible:
完全的，彻底的；绝对的
totalsecrecy绝密
a totaldisregardfortheirfeelings对他们的感受全然不顾
totalsilence万籁俱寂
Theorganizationof theeventwas a totalshambles(= verybad).这次活动的组织工作糟糕透了。
Thecollapse, when it came, was total.这种崩溃一旦来临，便无可救药。
More examples
  • Shestaredat him in totalincomprehension.
  • Literarycriticswere in totaldisagreementabout thevalueof thebook.
  • Themeetingwas a totalfailure.
  • The Workers' Coalitionexperiencedtheignominyof totaldefeatin the lastelection.
  • He's a totalno-hoper- he'll neverachieveanything.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Complete and whole
  • (all) in one pieceidiom
  • A, a
  • absolute
  • all or nothingidiom
  • all-in-one
  • all-inclusive
  • fell
  • fibre
  • from stem to sternidiom
  • full-blown
  • full-fledged
  • full-length
  • fully
  • plain
  • thoroughly
  • through and throughidiom
  • to the lastidiom
  • totality
  • toto
  • unabridged
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total
verb[L only+ noun,T]
uk
/ˈtəʊ.təl/us
/ˈtoʊ.t̬əl/
-ll-orUSusually-l-

totalverb[L only + noun, T](ADD UP)

C1
to have as acompleteamount, or tocalculatethis:
总数达；合计为
This is the eighthvolumein theseries, which totals 21volumesin all.该丛书总共有21册，这是第8册。
We totalled(up)themoneywe had eachearned, and thenshareditequallybetween the three of us.我们把每个人赚的钱加起来，然后我们三个人平分这笔钱。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to add up numbers
  • addAdd 24, 63, and 55.
  • add upMy job was to add up the scores at the end.
  • totalTotal the daily payments for a month and you arrive at your monthly expenditure.
  • find the sumFind the sum of the following numbers.
  • find the totalFind the total of £26.33, £55.09, and £109.65.
  • add up toThe figures add up to a huge amount.
See more results »
More examples
  • Heranupdebtstotallingnearly£3,000.
  • If you totaltheirearningsfor theyear, you willseethey arequitesubstantial.
  • Theircombinedservicein thecompanytotalled 50years.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Calculations & calculating
  • algebraic
  • algebraically
  • algo
  • algorithmic
  • amount
  • calculate
  • calculator
  • formula
  • guesstimate
  • interpolate
  • matrix
  • miscalculation
  • multigrid
  • multigroup
  • multipole
  • non-commutative
  • number-crunching
  • QED
  • root
  • triangulation
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totalverb[L only + noun, T](DAMAGE)

mainlyUS
(UKwrite off)
todamageavehiclesobadlythat it cannot berepaired:
把（车辆）完全毁坏
Hissontotaled thepickupwhen it was tenmonthsold.这辆皮卡买了十个月就被他儿子完全弄坏了。
todamagesomethingextremelybadly:
完全毁坏
Thecompanyhasn't justjeopardizeditsbrand; it may have totaled it.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Destroying and demolishing
  • annihilate
  • annihilation
  • apocalypse
  • bash
  • bash through (something)
  • be sacrificed on the altar ofsomethingidiom
  • fall in
  • in piecesidiom
  • indestructibility
  • killsomethingoff
  • kill the goose that lays the golden eggidiom
  • sacrifice
  • self-destruct
  • self-devouring
  • shred
  • sink
  • stave
  • stavesomethingin
  • tear
  • wipe
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On the road: accidents involving vehicles
Damaging and spoiling
(Definition oftotalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
total
noun[C]
uk
/ˈtəʊ.təl/us
/ˈtoʊ.t̬əl/
B1
theamountyou get when severalsmalleramountsareaddedtogether
总额；总数
At thattimeofday,carswith only oneoccupantaccountedforalmost80percentof the total.一天中的那个时候，只有一人乘坐的汽车几乎占车辆总数的80%。
Atotalof21horseswereenteredin therace.总共有21匹马报名参加了比赛。
We made $1,000intotal, over threedaysoftrading.在3天的交易中，我们一共赚了1000美元。
More examples
  • Theschoolbazaarraiseda total of £550.
  • Thetripcosta total of £250,insuranceincluded.
  • Theaverageof the threenumbers7, 12 and 20 is 13, because the total of 7, 12 and 20 is 39, and 39dividedby 3 is 13.
  • Thesefiguresareexpressedas apercentageof the total.
  • Unemployment islikelytoreachthehighesttotal that haseverbeenrecorded.
total
adjective
uk
/ˈtəʊ.təl/us
/ˈtoʊ.t̬əl/

totaladjective(AMOUNT)

B1[before noun]
includingeverything
总的，全部的
the totalcost全部费用
Totallosseswere $800.总损失为800美元。
More examples
  • The totalamountraisedsofarisapproaching$1000.
  • When youincludeall myovertime, my totalpayisquitegood.
  • What is the totaloiloutputfrom the Britishsectorof theNorthSea?
  • We need toworkout the totalcostof theproject.
  • Althoughsexualandviolentcrimes haveincreasedby 10%, theyremainonly atinyfractionof the totalnumberof crimescommittedeachyear.

totaladjective(VERY GREAT)

B2
verygreator of thelargestdegreepossible
完全的，彻底的；绝对的
totalsecrecy绝密
a totaldisregardfortheirfeelings对他们的感受全然不顾
totalsilence万籁俱寂
Theorganizationof theeventwas a totalshambles(= verybad).这次活动的组织工作糟糕透了。
Thecollapse, when it came, was total.这种崩溃一旦来临，便无可救药。
More examples
  • Shestaredat him in totalincomprehension.
  • Literarycriticswere in totaldisagreementabout thevalueof thebook.
  • Themeetingwas a totalfailure.
  • The Workers' Coalitionexperiencedtheignominyof totaldefeatin the lastelection.
  • He's a totalno-hoper- he'll neverachieveanything.
total
verb[L only+ noun,T]
uk
/ˈtəʊ.təl/us
/ˈtoʊ.t̬əl/
-ll-orUSusually-l-

totalverb[L only + noun, T](ADD UP)

C1
to have as acompleteamount, or tocalculatethis
总数达；合计为
This is the eighthvolumein theseries, which totals 21volumesin all.该丛书总共有21册，这是第8册。
We totalled(up)themoneywe had eachearned, and thenshareditequallybetween the three of us.我们把每个人赚的钱加起来，然后我们三个人平分这笔钱。
More examples
  • Heranupdebtstotallingnearly£3,000.
  • If you totaltheirearningsfor theyear, you willseethey arequitesubstantial.
  • Theircombinedservicein thecompanytotalled 50years.

totalverb[L only + noun, T](DAMAGE)

mainlyUS
(UKwrite off)
todamageavehiclesobadlythat it cannot berepaired
把（车辆）完全毁坏
Hissontotaled thepickupwhen it was tenmonthsold.这辆皮卡买了十个月就被他儿子完全弄坏了。
todamagesomethingextremelybadly
完全毁坏
Volkswagen hasn't just put a fewdingsinitsbrand; it may have totaled it.大众汽车的名誉受到的不是一点小小的损失，而是可能完全被毁掉了。

total| American Dictionary

total
noun[C]
us
/ˈtoʊ·t̬əl/

totalnoun[C](AMOUNT)

thewholeamount:
Add these up and give me the total.
Wepaida total of $473.
in total
In totalmeansincludingeverythingaddedtogether:
Lastweek45peoplein total came to theseniorcenter.
total
adjective[not gradable]
us
/ˈtoʊ·t̬əl/

totaladjective[not gradable](COMPLETE)

completeorextreme:
Negotiations had to beheldin totalsecrecy.

totaladjective[not gradable](INCLUDING AMOUNT)

includingthewholeamount:
Totalgrainexportshaveincreased.
total
verb[T]
us
/ˈtoʊ·t̬əl/

totalverb[T](DESTROY)

todestroysomethingcompletely:
She didn’t total thecar, but she did a lot ofdamage.

totalverb[T](HAVE AS AMOUNT)

-l-|-ll-
to have as awholeamount, or tocalculatethis:
Thishistoryseriestotals twelvevolumesin all.
(Definition oftotalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

total| Business English

total
noun
uk
/ˈtəʊtəl/us
theamountornumberthat you get when severalsmalleramountsareaddedtogether:
a total of $20/£1,000/€3m, etc.Wecalculatedallcoststo thecompanyand came to a total of $5,500.
Weemploy534staffin total.
We have alargeworkforcewith womenrepresenting30% of the total.

See also

grand total
running total
subtotal
sum total
total
adjective
uk
/ˈtəʊtəl/us
[before noun]
includingeverything in acalculationor everypersonin agroup:
total cost/expenseThesefiguresshow the totalcostof theprojectincludingstaffsalaries.
total gains/lossesCan you give us anideaofourtotallosses?
The UK All Companiesperformancecategoryaveragedan 18.1%totalreturnover theyear.
Womenrepresenta verysmallpercentageofourtotalworkforce.
completeor verygreat:
Theprojectwasa totaldisaster.
Theaudiencelistenedintotalsilence.
total
verb[T]
uk
/ˈtəʊtəl/us
UK-ll|US-l-
toaddup to aparticularamount:
Theannualsalarybilltotals more than $3 million.
Theyincurredlossestotalling over $2 million.
(alsototal up)
toaddupamountsto get afinalnumber:
Allcostshave been totaled at thebottomof thecolumn.
When they totalled uptheirlosses, theyrealisedthey could notcontinueinbusiness.
informal
todestroyacarin anaccident:
They willpaythefullcosttobuya newcarif you totalyourcarwithin the firstyear.
(Definition oftotalfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftotal

total
Figure 2a illustrates specifically thetotalexpected sampling cost of those plans and clearly shows a trend of increasing cost with smaller sampling units.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This yields payoffs of 18 and 54 to the two players, respectively, for atotalpayoff of 72.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Rice and wheat account for nearly 75% of thetotalfood grains produced.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Decline in soil organic carbon andtotalnitrogen in relation to tillage, stubble management and rotation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The y-axis represents fractiontotalorganic carbon remaining.
From theCambridge English Corpus
And this opening-up is at the last analysis atotalorganic wholeness of self-integration.
From theCambridge English Corpus
However, what is reinforced by these data, is the very low percentage of flies in thetotaltrapped population that bore pollinaria.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This represented 19% of thetotalnumber of questionnaires sent out.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Atotalof 92 % of eligible infants were recruited.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Atotalof 37 participants were originally recruited.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Totalemployee numbers were reduced from 1,180 to 975.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The remaining funds of (1xb) must be invested in the riskless asset to ensure that thetotalposition is riskless.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In addition, we removed items with negative item-totalcorrelations.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Intotal, 75 participants took part in the study.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The decline in residence with children was most rapid during the period from 1940 to 1980, when more than half thetotalchange took place.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithtotal

total

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cumulative total
Extensive bibliographies are given for each chapter, running to a cumulative total of 40 pages.
From theCambridge English Corpus
overall total
Within each category, a number of indicators are employed, resulting in an overall total of sixty-two different measures for each case.
From theCambridge English Corpus
rainfall total
However, this higher annual rainfall total was mainly due to the occurrence of several large storms in the rainy season (responsible for 90% of the annual rainfall).
From theCambridge English Corpus
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