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total

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total
[ˈtəʊtəl]
sustantivo
1total (m)
  • in total -> en total
adjetivo
2total
  • total eclipse (astronomía) -> eclipse (m) total
  • total failure -> rotundo fracaso (m)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp totaled, totaled)
3ascender a (amount to) (Estados Unidos)
4sumar (count up)
5cargarse (familiar) (car), jeringar (español de España), dar en la madre (español de México), hacer bolsa (RP)

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total [tou-tal]
adjetivo
1Total, completo, entero (whole), todo.
  • A complete stranger -> una persona totalmente desconocida
sustantivo
2Total, el todo.
1Ascender, elevarse a, un total de, sumar (add up), totalizar.
2The car was totaled, el coche quedó totalmente destrozado.
vt.

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total [ˈtəʊtl]
adjective
1 (complete, utter) [+lack, commitment] total; absoluto; [+ban] total
The National Union of Mineworkers pressed the party to support a total ban on imported coal her commitment to the job was total To get on in business these days you need total commitment
 [+failure] rotundo; absoluto
his attempt to try to resolve the dispute was a total failure su intento de resolver la disputa fue un fracaso rotundo absoluto;or he felt like a total failure se sentía un completo fracasado
In those days you were a total failure if you hadn't married by the time you were about twenty-three
a total stranger un completo desconocido
Why should we trust a total stranger? She had been incredibly foolish to tell such things to a total [stranger].
the car was a total write-off el coche quedó totalmente destrozado
eclipse recall
2 (overall) [+amount, number, cost] total; [+effect, policy] global
The total [effect] is intensely joyful... A total [policy] is being devised for the care of all.
a total population of 650,000 una población total de 650.000 habitantes; total sales/assets el total de ventas/activo
total sales topped £39 million last year Pirelli had total sales of £285 million last year
total losses amount to £100,000 las pérdidas ascienden a (un total de) 100.000 libras; el total de pérdidas asciende a 100.000 libras
noun
total; (m)
the jobless total was three million el total de parados fue de tres millones; in total en total
He has spent £20,000 in total on plant, a delivery truck and beer caskson plant, a delivery truck and beer casks ...a force containing in total over half a million men and 11,000 tanks In total, 45 per cent of adults in Britain are exposed to tobacco smoke at home
a total of un total de
The factory employed a total of forty workers. Of a total of 252 crew members, only 90 survivors were recovered Eleven men were yesterday sentenced to a total of 88 years in jail for their roles in the prison riots At average rates this would come to a total of $3,500 per year
grand sum
verb:transitive
1 (add up) [+figures] sacar el total de; sumar el total de
2 (amount to) ascender a
that totals £20 el total asciende a 20 libras; the class now totals 20 students en la clase hay ahora un total de 20 alumnos; prizes totalling £300 premios por un (valor) total de 300 libras
3 especially (US) (informal) (wreck) destrozar; hacer fosfatina; (informal)
the car was completely totalled el coche quedó hecho fosfatina; (informal) el coche quedó para el arrastre; (informal)
he totalled his father's BMW

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Verb Conjugation for "total"

Imperative
  • total
  • you total
  • he/she totals
  • we total
  • you total
  • they total
Preterite
  • I totalled
  • you totalled
  • he/she totalled
  • we totalled
  • you totalled
  • they totalled
Present Continuous
  • I am totalling
  • you are totalling
  • he/she is totalling
  • we are totalling
  • you are totalling
  • they are totalling
Present Perfect
  • I have totalled
  • you have totalled
  • he/she has totalled
  • we have totalled
  • you have totalled
  • they have totalled
Past Continuous
  • I was totalling
  • you were totalling
  • he/she was totalling
  • we were totalling
  • you were totalling
  • they were totalling
Past Perfect
  • I had totalled
  • you had totalled
  • he/she had totalled
  • we had totalled
  • you had totalled
  • they had totalled
Future
  • I will total
  • you will total
  • he/she will total
  • we will total
  • you will total
  • they will total
Future Perfect
  • I will have totalled
  • you will have totalled
  • he/she will have totalled
  • we will have totalled
  • you will have totalled
  • they will have totalled
Future Continuous
  • I will be totalling
  • you will be totalling
  • he/she will be totalling
  • we will be totalling
  • you will be totalling
  • they will be totalling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been totalling
  • you have been totalling
  • he/she has been totalling
  • we have been totalling
  • you have been totalling
  • they have been totalling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been totalling
  • you will have been totalling
  • he/she will have been totalling
  • we will have been totalling
  • you will have been totalling
  • they will have been totalling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been totalling
  • you had been totalling
  • he/she had been totalling
  • we had been totalling
  • you had been totalling
  • they had been totalling

total
adjective
1 total (completo) (cifra, coste) ; total, complete (confianza, ruptura)
2 fab (informal) (fantástico) , brill (British)
masculine noun
3 total (suma)
  • me da un total de 580 libras -> I make it »580
4 whole (totalidad, conjunto)
  • el total del grupo -> the whole group
  • nos costó 200 dólares en total -> it cost us 200 dollars in total o all
  • en total fuimos más de treinta personas -> in total there were more than thirty of us
adverb
5 basically, in a word (en resumen) ; anyway (en realidad)
  • total que me marché -> so anyway, I left
  • total, ¿qué más da? -> what difference does it make anyway?

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total [to-tahl']
noun
1 Whole (totalidad), total, complement. (m)
2 Total. (Commerce) (m)
  • Total debe -> debit total
adjective
3 General, universal, total; entire, all-out.
  • Una revisión total de su teoría -> a complete revision of his theory

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total
adjetivo
1 (absoluto) [+éxito, fracaso] total
una revisión total de su teoría a complete revision of his theory; una calamidad total a total disaster
2 (global) [+importe, suma] total
3 (familiar) (excelente) smashing; brilliant
es un libro total it's a brilliant book
adverbio
1 (resumiendo) in short; all in all; (así que) so
total que to cut a long story short; the upshot of it all was that ...; total, que no fuimos so we didn't go after all; total, que vas a hacer lo que quieras basically then you're going to do as you please
2 (al fin y al cabo) at the end of the day
total, ¿qué más te da? at the end of the day, what do you care?; total, usted manda well, you're the boss after all
sustantivo:masculino
(suma total) total; (totalidad) whole
el total son 50 pesos the total is 50 pesos; el total de la población the whole (of the) population; en total in all; en total éramos catorce there were fourteen of us altogether
total debe debit total
total de comprobación hash total
total haber assets total

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