Total meaning in English
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Definition
total: complete, entire, whole
totally: entirely, completely, absolutely, fully
to total (500 dollars): to amount to, to equal, to add up to (500 dollars)
My purchases on e-Day totaled 50 Euros.
Examples
- "No I totally haven't!"
- "I'm a total arse, and I treat women like objects, and objects like women."
- "Philip : Yeah dude, you're totally bald."
- "No seriously, you're totally elitist."
- "That would be totally uncool, man."
- "Here is a list of steps which will need to be taken before a total recall (my favorite Schwarzenegger film by the way)."
- "Bruno : Betty had taken me to a restaurant where dishes were served in total darkness, where diners abandoned their vision and used only their other senses to experience the food they were eating."
- "I need you to produce and deliver a new, totally fabulous, Christmas card... TODAY!"
- "It smells totally groovy, man."
- "Employee : No, "totally tubular tonic"!"
- "Philip : Harold, you totally got the future wrong."
- "Total premium before discount"
- "Total 12-month policy premium"
- "Bruno Delavigne - Environmentally-conscious or total fraud?"
- "Philip : I totally disagree."
- "I remind you that your company, Soppy Soaps, owes The Delavigne Corporation a total of $178,921 for this order."
- "Total rubbish."
- "Dr. Loblaw : Mr. Jones, in my professional opinion, Mr. Gidyeon is totally freaking nuts."
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