all told

英 [ɔːl təʊld]

美 [ɔːl toʊld]

总共;合计;总之

经济

英英释义

adv

• with everything included or counted
  1. altogether he earns close to a million dollars
  Synonym:altogetherin all

双语例句

• There are 23 guests coming, all told.
  总共来了23位客人。
• All told there were 104 people on the payroll
  在职的总共有104人。
• All told, it was a great credit to them.
  总之，这给他们大大增了光。
• All told, Berkshire has spent around$ 400 million for its newspaper purchases.
  总共算下来，伯克希尔在报业收购交易上花费了约4亿美元。
• All told, the operating costs were low enough that yelp posted a loss of one cent a share.
  总的算来，营运成本已降得足够低，因此Yelp每股损失仅为1美分。
• All told, consumers have a lot of choice& and they are exercising it.
  总之，消费者有很多选择，而他们都在行使选择权。
• My teachers all told me they would help me catch up with my work.
  我所有的老师都告诉我，他们会帮我补上功课。
• He was worth more than forty thousand, all told& but she would get that.
  他的财产总共价值4万多块&都要成为她的了。
• Her crew was reduced to twenty-four all told.
  它的船员减少到总共24人。
• All told, some estimate that the Renaissance added another 12,000 words to the English vocabulary.
  一些人估计，文艺复兴总共给英语增加了12000个词。