英语词汇total的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

total noun the final number or amount of things, people etc when everything has been countedadjectives/nouns + totalthe final total The final total was over $800.a combined/overall/grand total (=the sum of two or more amounts added together) The Jones family has a combined total of 140 years’ experience of farming.an annual/monthly/weekly/daily total The city produces an annual total of 13 million tons of waste.a huge total Her various jobs have earned her over £110,000 this year, which is a huge total.a staggering total (=extremely high) More than 600 people wrote letters of support, a staggering total.nouns + totalthe sum total (=the whole of an amount, when everything is added together) This was the sum total of her grandfather’s possessions.a career total (=reached during someone’s career) Another 33 goals this season brings his career total to over 500.the jobless total (=the total number of people in a country who do not have a job) At one point, the jobless total reached over 5 million.the casualty total (=the total number of people killed) The growing level of traffic on these roads seems likely to push the casualty total even higher.verbs + totalmake/give a total Staff raised £1,750 and the company matched it, making a total of £3,500.exceed a total (=be more than it) The number of accidents this year seems likely to exceed last year’s total.bring the total to 100/2,000 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.total + verbsa total reaches sth Sales are strong, with the total for this month likely to reach $5,000.a total comes to sth (=it is a particular number or amount when added together) The total for the meal came to just under $50.a total stands at sth (=it is a particular number or amount – used when it may increase) Our total this season stands at 56 points.prepositionsa total of sth To reach the top of the tower we had to climb a total of 250 steps.in total (=used when saying what the total is) In total, over 50,000 people visited the museum last year.out of a total of sth also from a total of sth Only 300 of the students were Asian, out of a total of nearly 10,000.

词组	total
释义	total noun the final number or amount of things, people etc when everything has been countedadjectives/nouns + totalthe final total The final total was over $800.a combined/overall/grand total (=the sum of two or more amounts added together) The Jones family has a combined total of 140 years’ experience of farming.an annual/monthly/weekly/daily total The city produces an annual total of 13 million tons of waste.a huge total Her various jobs have earned her over £110,000 this year, which is a huge total.a staggering total (=extremely high) More than 600 people wrote letters of support, a staggering total.nouns + totalthe sum total (=the whole of an amount, when everything is added together) This was the sum total of her grandfather’s possessions.a career total (=reached during someone’s career) Another 33 goals this season brings his career total to over 500.the jobless total (=the total number of people in a country who do not have a job) At one point, the jobless total reached over 5 million.the casualty total (=the total number of people killed) The growing level of traffic on these roads seems likely to push the casualty total even higher.verbs + totalmake/give a total Staff raised £1,750 and the company matched it, making a total of £3,500.exceed a total (=be more than it) The number of accidents this year seems likely to exceed last year’s total.bring the total to 100/2,000 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.total + verbsa total reaches sth Sales are strong, with the total for this month likely to reach $5,000.a total comes to sth (=it is a particular number or amount when added together) The total for the meal came to just under $50.a total stands at sth (=it is a particular number or amount – used when it may increase) Our total this season stands at 56 points.prepositionsa total of sth To reach the top of the tower we had to climb a total of 250 steps.in total (=used when saying what the total is) In total, over 50,000 people visited the museum last year.out of a total of sth also from a total of sth Only 300 of the students were Asian, out of a total of nearly 10,000.
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