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tally

/tal-ee/US // ˈtæl i //UK // (ˈtælɪ) //

楬橥,帐目,楬橥意见,帐单

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n.名词 noun
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    plural tal·lies.

    • : an account or reckoning; a record of debit and credit, of the score of a game, or the like.
    • : Also called tally stick . a stick of wood with notches cut to indicate the amount of a debt or payment, often split lengthwise across the notches, the debtor retaining one piece and the creditor the other.
    • : anything on which a score or account is kept.
    • : a notch or mark made on or in a tally.
    • : a number or group of items recorded.
    • : a mark made to register a certain number of items, as four consecutive vertical lines with a diagonal line through them to indicate a group of five.
    • : a number of objects serving as a unit of computation.
    • : a ticket, label, or mark used as a means of identification, classification, etc.
    • : anything corresponding to another thing as a counterpart or duplicate.
v.有主动词 verb
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    tal·lied, tal·ly·ing.

    • : to mark or enter on a tally; register; record.
    • : to count or reckon up.
    • : to furnish with a tally or identifying label.
    • : to cause to correspond or agree.
v.无主动词 verb
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    tal·lied, tal·ly·ing.

    • : to correspond, as one part of a tally with the other; accord or agree: Does his story tally with hers?
    • : to score a point or make a goal, as in a game.

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Examples

  • It’s a sickeningly high number, but it’s also the first time the tally has dropped below 1 million since March.

  • Alexander Lukashenko, the 26-year-and-counting president of Belarus, won his country’s recent elections with a final tally of 80 percent of the vote.

  • Lyon is reasonably well organized in defense, but it is outperforming its expected goals against tally so far, suggesting that something’s got to give eventually.

  • While there’s no official tally, it’s reasonable to say that millions of algorithmically proctored tests are happening every month around the world.

  • Scores joined him, and the tally of militants in Kashmir doubled from 150 to 300.

  • But right now, if we were to put out an aggregated tally for 2014, it would be way off the mark.

  • They examined every “poll list, tally sheet, certificate of result, and, where necessary, each ballot.”

  • Together, the missiles and airstrikes cost at least $79 million to pull off, according to a Daily Beast tally.

  • Though a recount is likely, Grothman had a 215-vote lead in the initial tally.

  • When that show ended, did you think that would be it for your trophy tally?

  • He keeps the tally, and he says that never were so many altars as to-day, and the fire-carriage serves them well.

  • Vigilant priests were always ready to extinguish systems which could not be made to tally with their interests.

  • Then Crozier called with a great, cheery voice—what Mona used to call his tally-ho voice.

  • But, alas, how many Presidents they have to have in these Spanish republics to round out the tally with Destiny!

  • I'm on to run a tally for most things; but—how much do you make it?