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total total ★★★★★/to͟ʊt(ə)l/1[N-COUNT	可数名词]总数；总额；合计 A total is the number that you get when you add several numbers together or when you count how many things there are in a group. The companies have a total of 1,776 employees.这些公司总计有 1,776 名员工。2[ADJ	形容词]总的；总计的；全部的 The total number or cost of something is the number or cost that you get when you add together or count all the parts in it.   [ADJ n]They said that the total number of cows dying from BSE would be twenty thousand…他们说患疯牛病死亡的牛的总数将达 2 万头。The total cost of the project would be more than $240 million.该项目的总成本会超过 2.4 亿美元。3[PHRASE	短语]总共；总计 If there are a number of things in total, there are that number when you count or add them all together.   [PHR after v]I was with my husband for eight years in total...我和丈夫在一起的时间总共有 8 年。In total, 45 per cent of adults in Britain are exposed to tobacco smoke at home.英国总计有 45% 的成人在家里遭受到烟草烟雾的侵害。4[VERB	动词]总数达；共计 If several numbers or things total a certain figure, that figure is the total of all the numbers or all the things.   [V amount]The unit's exports will total $85 million this year...该部门今年的出口总额将达 8,500 万美元。They will compete for prizes totalling nearly £3,000.他们将为总额近 3,000 英镑的奖金展开争夺。5[VERB	动词]计算…的总和；把…加起来 When you total a set of numbers or objects, you add them all together.   [V n]They haven't totalled the exact figures.他们还没有对确切数据进行总计。6[ADJ	形容词]完全的；彻底的；绝对的 You can use total to emphasize that something is as great in extent, degree, or amount as it possibly can be.   [usu ADJ n]  [emphasis]You were a total failure if you hadn't married by the time you were about twenty-three…如果到了 23 岁左右还没结婚，你就是个彻底的失败者。There was an almost total lack of management control…管理控制几乎是完全缺失的。Why should we trust a total stranger?...我们为什么要信任一个素昧平生的人呢？I have total confidence that things will change.事情会有所改变的，我对此信心十足。totallyYoung people want something totally different from the old ways...年轻人想要与以往截然不同的东西。The fire totally destroyed the top floor.大火彻底烧毁了顶层。 total1 adjectivetotal2 nountotal3 verbtotalto‧tal1 /ˈtəʊtl $ ˈtoʊ-/ ●●● S1 W1 adjective  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[usually before noun] complete, or as great as is possibletotal failure/disaster The sales campaign was a total disaster. a total ban on cigarette advertising He looked at her with a total lack of comprehension. a sport that demands total commitment2total number/amount/cost etc the number, amount etc that is the total:  total sales of 200,000 per year Her total income was £10,000 a year.total1 adjectivetotal2 nountotal3 verbtotaltotal2 ●●● S2 W2 noun [countable]  Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1the final number or amount of things, people etc when everything has been counted:  That’s £7 and £3.50, so the total is £10.50.a total of 20/100 etc A total of thirteen meetings were held to discuss the issue.in total There were probably about 40 people there in total.the sum total (=the whole of an amount when everything is considered together)2grand total a)the final total, including all the totals added together → subtotal b)used humorously when you think the final total is small:  I earned a grand total of $4.15.COLLOCATIONSverbsmake a total of 100 etc· The £1,750 raised by staff has been matched by the company, making a total of £3,500.bring the total to 100 etc· Police arrested more than 200 protesters yesterday, bringing the total detained to nearly 500.add to a total· He wants to add to his total of three Olympic gold medals.adjectivesthe final total· Mrs Menzies said the final total could be as much as £750.the sum total (=the whole of an amount, when everything is added together)· This was the sum total of her grandfather's possessions.a combined/overall total (=the sum of two or more amounts added together)· The Jones family has a combined total of 143 years' service with the company.an annual/monthly/weekly/daily total· The Government plans to increase the annual total of 2,500 adoptions by up to 50%.total1 adjectivetotal2 nountotal3 verbtotaltotal3 ●●○ verb (past tense and past participle totalled, present participle totalling British English, totaled, totaling American English)  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[linking verb, transitive] to reach a particular total:  The group had losses totalling $3 million this year.RegisterTotal is used especially in journalism. In everyday English, people usually say that something makes or adds up to a particular total:· Three and six make nine.2[transitive] especially American English informal to damage a car so badly that it cannot be repaired:  Chuck totaled his dad’s new Toyota.total something ↔ up phrasal verb to find the total number or total amount of something by adding:  At the end of the game, total up everyone’s score to see who has won.

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Collins	total ★★★★★ /to͟ʊt(ə)l/ 1 [N-COUNT 可数名词]总数；总额；合计 A total is the number that you get when you add several numbers together or when you count how many things there are in a group. The companies have a total of 1,776 employees. 这些公司总计有 1,776 名员工。 2 [ADJ 形容词]总的；总计的；全部的 The total number or cost of something is the number or cost that you get when you add together or count all the parts in it. [ADJ n] They said that the total number of cows dying from BSE would be twenty thousand… 他们说患疯牛病死亡的牛的总数将达 2 万头。 The total cost of the project would be more than $240 million. 该项目的总成本会超过 2.4 亿美元。 3 [PHRASE 短语]总共；总计 If there are a number of things in total, there are that number when you count or add them all together. [PHR after v] I was with my husband for eight years in total... 我和丈夫在一起的时间总共有 8 年。 In total, 45 per cent of adults in Britain are exposed to tobacco smoke at home. 英国总计有 45% 的成人在家里遭受到烟草烟雾的侵害。 4 [VERB 动词]总数达；共计 If several numbers or things total a certain figure, that figure is the total of all the numbers or all the things. [V amount] The unit's exports will total $85 million this year... 该部门今年的出口总额将达 8,500 万美元。 They will compete for prizes totalling nearly £3,000. 他们将为总额近 3,000 英镑的奖金展开争夺。 5 [VERB 动词]计算…的总和；把…加起来 When you total a set of numbers or objects, you add them all together. [V n] They haven't totalled the exact figures. 他们还没有对确切数据进行总计。 6 [ADJ 形容词]完全的；彻底的；绝对的 You can use total to emphasize that something is as great in extent, degree, or amount as it possibly can be. [usu ADJ n] [emphasis] You were a total failure if you hadn't married by the time you were about twenty-three… 如果到了 23 岁左右还没结婚，你就是个彻底的失败者。 There was an almost total lack of management control… 管理控制几乎是完全缺失的。 Why should we trust a total stranger?... 我们为什么要信任一个素昧平生的人呢？ I have total confidence that things will change. 事情会有所改变的，我对此信心十足。 totally Young people want something totally different from the old ways... 年轻人想要与以往截然不同的东西。 The fire totally destroyed the top floor. 大火彻底烧毁了顶层。
Oxford	total ★ / ˈtəʊtl ; NAmE ˈtoʊtl / adjective , noun , verb total totals totalled totaled totalling totaling adjective ★ [usually before noun ] 1 ★ being the amount or number after everyone or everything is counted or added together 总的；总计的；全体的；全部的 ◆ the total profit 利润总额 ◆ This brought the total number of accidents so far this year to 113. 这使得今年迄今为止发生事故的总数达到 113 起。 ◆ The club has a total membership of 300. 这家俱乐部的成员总数为 300 人。 2 ★ including everything 彻底的；完全的 SYN complete ◆ The room was in total darkness. 房间里一片漆黑。 ◆ They wanted a total ban on handguns. 他们要求彻底禁止拥有手枪。 ◆ The evening was a total disaster. 晚会彻底搞砸了。 ◆ I can't believe you'd tell a total stranger about it! 我不能相信你会把这事告诉一个素昧平生的人！ noun the amount you get when you add several numbers or amounts together; the final number of people or things when they have all been counted 总数；总额；合计；总计 ◆ You got 47 points on the written examination and 18 on the oral, making a total of 65. 你笔试得了 47 分，口试得了 18 分，总分 65 分。 ◆ His businesses are worth a combined total of $3 billion. 他的企业加在一起总值 30 亿元。 ◆ Out of a total of 15 games, they only won 2. 在总共 15 场比赛中，他们只胜了 2 场。 ◆ The repairs came to over £500 in total (= including everything). 修理费总共 500 多英镑。 ☞see also grand total , running total , sum total verb ( -ll- , US also -l- ) 1 totalsth to reach a particular total 总数达；共计 ◆ Imports totalled $1.5 billion last year. 去年的进口总额达 15 亿元。 2 totalsth/sb (up) to add up the numbers of sth/sb and get a total 把…加起来；计算…的总和 ◆ Each student's points were totalled and entered in a list. 每个学生的总分都已计算出来并列入表中。 3 totalsth ( informal) ( especially NAmE) to damage a car very badly, so that it is not worth repairing it 彻底毁坏（汽车） ☞see also write sth off (2 ) at write total / ˈtəʊtl ; NAmE ˈtoʊtl /
LDC	total1 adjective total2 noun total3 verb totalto‧tal1 /ˈtəʊtl $ ˈtoʊ-/ ●●● S1 W1 adjective Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[usually before noun] complete, or as great as is possibletotal failure/disaster The sales campaign was a total disaster. a total ban on cigarette advertising He looked at her with a total lack of comprehension. a sport that demands total commitment2total number/amount/cost etc the number, amount etc that is the total: total sales of 200,000 per year Her total income was £10,000 a year. total1 adjective total2 noun total3 verb totaltotal2 ●●● S2 W2 noun [countable] Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1the final number or amount of things, people etc when everything has been counted: That’s £7 and £3.50, so the total is £10.50.a total of 20/100 etc A total of thirteen meetings were held to discuss the issue.in total There were probably about 40 people there in total.the sum total (=the whole of an amount when everything is considered together)2grand total a)the final total, including all the totals added together → subtotal b)used humorously when you think the final total is small: I earned a grand total of $4.15.COLLOCATIONSverbsmake a total of 100 etc· The £1,750 raised by staff has been matched by the company, making a total of £3,500.bring the total to 100 etc· Police arrested more than 200 protesters yesterday, bringing the total detained to nearly 500.add to a total· He wants to add to his total of three Olympic gold medals.adjectivesthe final total· Mrs Menzies said the final total could be as much as £750.the sum total (=the whole of an amount, when everything is added together)· This was the sum total of her grandfather's possessions.a combined/overall total (=the sum of two or more amounts added together)· The Jones family has a combined total of 143 years' service with the company.an annual/monthly/weekly/daily total· The Government plans to increase the annual total of 2,500 adoptions by up to 50%. total1 adjective total2 noun total3 verb totaltotal3 ●●○ verb (past tense and past participle totalled, present participle totalling British English, totaled, totaling American English) Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[linking verb, transitive] to reach a particular total: The group had losses totalling $3 million this year.RegisterTotal is used especially in journalism. In everyday English, people usually say that something makes or adds up to a particular total:· Three and six make nine.2[transitive] especially American English informal to damage a car so badly that it cannot be repaired: Chuck totaled his dad’s new Toyota.total up phrasal verb to find the total number or total amount of something by adding: At the end of the game, total up everyone’s score to see who has won.
WDF	total [ˈtəʊtl]totalled, totalling, totals CET4CET6TEM4考研 j1039 42664 3844 2156 11921 8227 16516 n2374 15887 1511 435 3419 5331 5191 v5610 4874 368 165 1045 2339 957 ADJ955 1631997 NOUN1761 799688 VERB5547 156966 Spoken: 126937206 totals[285] 总数(44%)，总的(15%)，总计(14%)，合计(13%)，完全的(8%)，共计(5%)，全体的(1%) n.总数，合计 adj.全部的；完全的；整个的 vt.总数达 vi.合计 n.(Total)人名；(法、德)托塔尔

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