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Sum up to

/sʌm ʌp tuː/

B1

PreIntermediate

1. To form a total amount or quantity from separate parts up to a certain point.

  • The expenses sum up to $200 for the whole trip.
  • The scores from all the games sum up to 250 points.

2. To summarize or give the main points of something up to a particular stage or moment.

  • The report sums up to the current status of the project.
  • The teacher asked to sum up the chapter we covered last week.

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