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total

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Übersetzungen

totaladjektiv

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entierAu sens de « complet », « dans sa totalité ».

The total amount of money raised was impressive.

Le montant entier des fonds récoltés était impressionnant.

total

The project was a total success, exceeding all expectations.

Le projet a été un total succès, dépassant toutes les attentes.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

completAu sens de « complet », notamment dans un registre courant.

Synonyme

Antonyme

totalsubstantiv

totals

Pl.

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total

The total of the bill came to $50.

Le total de l'addition s'élevait à 50 dollars.

Synonyme

sum total

Antonyme

totalverb

totaled

Präteritum

totaled

Partizip Perfekt

totaling

Gerundium

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totaliserAu sens de « faire la somme » ou « atteindre un certain total ».

Please total the receipts before you file the report.

Veuillez totaliser les reçus avant de classer le rapport.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

détruireSurtout pour un véhicule : le rendre irréparable.

Synonyme

add up

come to

amount to

tally up

sum up

Antonyme

Definitionen

totaladjektiv

Complete; absolute; involving all parts or aspects.

The project was a total success, exceeding all expectations.

Relating to the whole of something; entire.

The total amount of money raised was impressive.

totalsubstantiv

The whole amount; the sum of all parts.

The total of the bill came to $50.

A final amount after everything has been added together.

The total for the project expenses was higher than expected.

An amount obtained by addition.

The total of the scores determined the winner of the competition.

totalverb

To add up the numbers or amounts of something to find the whole sum.

Please total the receipts before you file the report.

To amount to a specified sum.

Her monthly expenses total nearly a thousand dollars.

To damage (a vehicle) so badly that it is beyond repair.

He totaled his car when he hit the tree.