add up to

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美 [æd ʌp tu]

总计为; 合计达

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 总计为;合计达
  If amountsadd up toa particular total, they result in that total when they are put together.
  1. For a hit show, profits can add up to millions of dollars.
     一场热门演出的利润可达数百万美元。

双语例句

• I don't think all these facts will add up to anything.
  这些事实我看说明不了什么问题。
• If the bills add up to more than the income, eliminate some bills.
  如果你的支出账单超过了收入，那么减少开支。
• When read in a row, would add up to a message.
  连起来读就是完整的句子了。
• States that approve the new standards have a right to add up to fifteen percent of their own.
  同意该新标准的各州有权加入自己的百分之十五。
• Each people all are section of arcs, can add up to round two people!
  每个人都是一段弧，能凑成一个圆的两个人！
• What I have heard about the matter does not add up to much.
  我所听到的有关这件事的话似乎不太重要。
• All we add up to is a dirty joke.
  我们所做的只是个可耻的笑话。
• His knowledge of how other people live doesn't add up to much.
  他对别人生活情况的了解加起来也没有多少。
• Many small victories add up to a big one.
  积小胜为大胜。
• How much does the bill add up to?
  帐单加起来一共是多少？