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1 counting result
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2 count
<i&c> (result of counting) ■ Zählung fcoll <i&c> ■ Zählimpuls m -
3 tally
1. noun(record)2. intransitive verbkeep a [daily] tally of something — [täglich] über etwas (Akk.) Buch führen
* * *['tæli] 1. plural - tallies; noun(an account: He kept a tally of all the work he did.) die Rechnung2. verb((often with with) to agree or match: Their stories tally; His story tallies with mine.) übereinstimmen* * *tal·ly1<- ie->[ˈtæli]I. vi [überein]stimmen▪ to \tally [up] sth [or sth [up]] amounts, sums etw zusammenzählen; figures etw zusammenrechnen; items etw auflisten [o tabellieren]▪ to \tally sth goods, items etw nachzählen; NAUT (register) cargo, load, shipment etw kontrollieren [o fachspr tallieren]; SPORT point, score etw notieren [o festhaltental·ly2[ˈtæli]n usu sing1. COMM (list for goods, items) [Strich]liste f, Stückliste f; (for single item) [Zähl]strich m; ( hist: record for transactions) Kerbholz nt hist; (for single transaction) Kerbe f hist; (account) Abrechnung f4. (count) [zahlenmäßige] Aufstellunghis \tally today is three fish sein heutiger Fang besteht aus drei Fischento keep a \tally [of sth] eine [Strich]liste [über etw akk] führenI should have kept a \tally of what I spent ich hätte Buch über meine Ausgaben führen sollen* * *['tlɪ]1. n1) (HIST: stick) Kerbholz nt2)(= count, account)
to keep a tally of — Buch führen über (+acc)3) (= result of counting, number) (An)zahl fwhat's the tally? — wie viel ist/sind es?
2. viübereinstimmen; (reports etc also) sich deckenthey don't tally — sie stimmen nicht( miteinander) überein
3. vtzusammenrechnen or -zählen* * *tally1 [ˈtælı]A s1. HISTa) Kerbholz nb) Kerbe f2. Strichliste f3. WIRTSCHa) (Ab)Rechnung fb) (Gegen)Rechnung fc) Kontogegenbuch n (eines Kunden)d) Warenliste f5. a) Zählstrich mb) Stückmaß n, -zahl f:buy by the tally WIRTSCH nach dem Stück kaufen6. Etikett n, Marke f, Kennzeichen n (auf Kisten etc)7. Kupon m8. Zählung f9. SPORT Punktzahl fB v/t1. (stückweise) nachzählen, registrieren, buchen, kontrollieren3. miteinander in Übereinstimmung bringen4. Waren be-, auszeichnen5. SPORT etc einen Punkt oder Punktea) erzielenb) notierenC v/i2. aufgeben, stimmen* * *1. noun2. intransitive verbkeep a [daily] tally of something — [täglich] über etwas (Akk.) Buch führen
* * *n.Zähler - m. v.übereinstimmen (Angaben) v.
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