tallyKK [ˈtæli] ｜ /ˈtæli/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
the act of counting in an ascending order
The teacher used a tally chart to keep track of how many books each student had read.
計數；點數
C2verb
to determine the total sum of something
After a long day of counting, Maggie was able to tally the number of books in the library.
計算總數；匯總
C2noun
a bill or account of an amount due, or the actual amount itself
At the end of the month, Sarah received a tally for all the expenses she had incurred.
C2verb
keep a record of scores in a game or competition
After each round of the chess tournament, the players would tally their scores to determine the overall winner.
C2verb
to gain a score or point in a game or competition
After a fierce battle, Team A managed to tally the winning goal in the final seconds of the game.
C2noun
in baseball, a score made by a runner touching all four bases safely
In the bottom of the ninth inning, with the bases loaded, the batter hit a grand slam, resulting in a tally for his team and a game-winning home run.
C2verb
to correspond or be consistent with
The evidence presented in court must tally with the statements given by the witnesses.