add up to - Definition & Meaning | VisualLang Dictionary

add up to

to amount to a particular totalto amount to a particular total

Examples

The expenses for the project will add up to a significant sum if we consider all the necessary materials and labor costs.
When you factor in taxes and fees, the final cost of the product will add up to more than the advertised price.
The expenses for the trip add up to $500.

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1

to amount to a particular total

transitive

The expenses for the project will add up to a significant sum if we consider all the necessary materials and labor costs.
When you factor in taxes and fees, the final cost of the product will add up to more than the advertised price.
The expenses for the trip add up to $500.
The donations add up to enough money to build the new shelter.
All the votes cast add up to a record turnout for the election.

2

to bring about a specific result

transitive

Their combined efforts and determination added up to a significant increase in sales.
A healthy diet and regular exercise can add up to a longer and more fulfilling life.
Your hard work and dedication will add up to career advancement and success.
The diverse skills of the team members will add up to a well-rounded and successful project outcome.