totals
Pronunciation: [ˈtoʊtəlz]
Word
Context: "math"
(noun) the final amount you get when you add up different numbers. For example, if you add the costs of your snacks and drinks, the total is how much you have to pay.
Example
The totals for the grocery shopping added up to fifty dollars.
Example
The totals were not accurate because one item was missed.
Example
What are the totals for all the items on your list?
Context: "math"
(verb) to calculate the final amount by adding different numbers together. It’s like putting all your toy cars together to see how many you have in total.
Example
She totals all her points at the end of the game to see who won.
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He didn't total his scores correctly, so his results were wrong.
Example
Can you total all the votes and let us know who won?
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