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tallied

/ˈtælid/

tallied up

talliedpast participle

/ˈtæl.id/

More precise classification: past-participle adjective meaning ‘counted/recorded’.

Translations

подсчитанный

The tallied votes were announced at the end of the meeting.

Подсчитанные голоса были объявлены в конце собрания.

Definitions

Counted or recorded in a systematic way.

The votes were tallied before announcing the winner.

tallyverb

tallied

Past Simple

tallied

Past Simple

tallied

Past Participle

tallying

Gerund

/ˈtæli/

Translations

подсчитывать

We need to tally the votes before announcing the winner.

Нам нужно подсчитать голоса, прежде чем объявить победителя.

согласовываться

His story doesn't tally with the facts.

Его рассказ не согласовывается с фактами.

Definitions

To count or calculate the total number of something.

The accountant will tally the expenses at the end of the month.

To correspond or agree with something.

The witness's statement did not tally with the evidence presented.

To record or register a score or amount.

The team managed to tally three goals in the first half of the match.

Synonyms

tallynoun

Definitions

A record or count of a number of items or occurrences.

The final tally of votes was announced at midnight.

A label or ticket used for identification or classification.

Each piece of luggage had a tally attached to it for easy identification.

A score or point in a game or competition.

The team added another goal to their tally in the second half.

A stick or piece of wood marked with notches, formerly used for recording numbers or debts.

In medieval England, a tally was split in two to record a tax payment.

tallyadjective

Definitions

Relating to or intended for tallying; used before another noun in the sense of keeping a count or record.

The volunteers double-checked the tally sheets for mistakes.