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1 somma
f ( addizione) additionrisultato sum( importo) amount (of money), sumfare la somma di add (up)fig tirare le somme sum up* * *somma s.f.1 (mat.) ( il risultato) sum, total, amount; ( l'operazione) addition: fare una somma, to do an addition; metodo di somma, addition method // (fis.) somma delle velocità, addition of velocities // tirare le somme (di qlco.), (fig.) to sum up (sthg.): se tiriamo le somme del suo discorso..., if we sum up his speech...; tirando le somme..., everything considered... (o after all... o taking everything into account...)2 ( di denaro) sum (of money), amount of money: una grossa somma di denaro, a large sum (o a large amount of money o fam. a pot of money); la somma ammonta a un centinaio di sterline, the total amounts to a hundred pounds; guadagnare, perdere una grossa somma, to earn, to lose a large amount of money; pagare una forte somma, to pay a large sum; spendere un'enorme somma di denaro, (fam.) to spend a mint of money // (amm.): somma accantonata, allocation (o earmarked sum); somma arrotondata, round sum; somma forfettaria, globale, lump sum; somma al lordo, gross amount; somma in cassa, balance in (o on) hand; somma versata in acconto, deposit (o part payment); somma dovuta, amount due; somma registrata a credito, credited amount // (econ.): somma capitale, principal (o capital sum); somma depositata in garanzia, cover // ( assicurazioni) somma addizionale, (insurance) premium3 (fig.) ( conclusione) conclusion; ( l'essenziale) main point, essence: la somma delle sue lamentele è..., the conclusion of his complaint is...4 (rar.) ( compendio) epitome // la Somma Teologica di S. Tommaso d'Aquino, the Summa Theologica of St. Thomas Aquinas.* * *['somma]sostantivo femminile2) (quantità di denaro) sum, amountè una bella somma — it's a pretty sum o quite a sum
3) (insieme)••tirare le -e — to draw conclusions, to sum up
* * *somma/'somma/sostantivo f.1 mat. (operazione) addition U; (risultato) sum; fare la somma di due numeri to add two numbers together; fare una somma to do a sum3 (insieme) la somma delle mie esperienze the sum (total) of my experiencetirare le -e to draw conclusions, to sum up.
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