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1 sum
1. nounsum [total] — Ergebnis, das
that was the sum total of our achievements or of what we achieved — das war alles, was wir erreicht haben
2) (amount of money) Summe, die3) (Arithmetic) Rechenaufgabe, die2. transitive verb,she is good at sums — sie kann gut rechnen; sie ist gut im Rechnen
- mm- addierenPhrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/92275/sum_up">sum up* * *1) (the amount or total made by two or more things or numbers added together: The sum of 12, 24, 7 and 11 is 54.) die Summe2) (a quantity of money: It will cost an enormous sum to repair the swimming pool.) die Summe3) (a problem in arithmetic: My children are better at sums than I am.) das Rechnen•- sum total- sum up* * *[sʌm]I. nfive-figure \sum fünfstelliger Betraghuge \sums of money riesige Summensubstantial \sum namhafte [o beträchtliche] Summetidy \sum hübsches Sümmchen famundisclosed \sum nicht genannte Summeso is that the entire \sum of three day's work? das ist also das Ergebnis von drei Tagen Arbeit? irongrand \sum Endsumme fto do \sums rechnento get one's \sums right BRIT richtig rechnen4.▶ in \sum mit einem WortII. vt<- mm->III. vi<- mm->* * *[sʌm]n1) (= total) Summe fthat was the sum (total) of his achievements — das war alles, was er geschafft hatte
3) (esp Brit: calculation) Rechenaufgabe fto do sums ( in one's head) — (im Kopf) rechnen
4) (form= essence)
in sum — mit einem Wort, zusammengefasst* * *sum [sʌm]A s1. allg Summe f:b) (Geld)Betrag mc) fig Ergebnis n, Fazit nd) fig Gesamtheit f:the sum of his experience alle seine Erfahrungen;in sum insgesamt, fig mit einem Wort2. MATH Zahlen-, Additionsreihe f3. umg Rechenaufgabe f:do sums rechnen;he is good at sums er kann gut rechnen;5. Zusammenfassung f6. fig obs Gipfel m, Höhe(punkt) f(m)B v/t1. sum up summieren, addieren, zusammenzählen3. sum upb) eine Situation erfassenC v/i2. sum up (das Gesagte) zusammenfassen, resümieren* * *1. noun1) (total amount, lit. or fig.) Summe, die (of aus)sum [total] — Ergebnis, das
that was the sum total of our achievements or of what we achieved — das war alles, was wir erreicht haben
2) (amount of money) Summe, die3) (Arithmetic) Rechenaufgabe, die2. transitive verb,she is good at sums — sie kann gut rechnen; sie ist gut im Rechnen
- mm- addierenPhrasal Verbs:- sum up* * *n.Betrag -¨e m.Ergebnis -se n.Geldbetrag m.Summe -n f.
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