tot

英 [tɒt]

美 [tɑːt]

n.  幼儿; 小杯烈酒
vt.  合计; 共计

复数：tots　现在分词：totting　过去式：totted　过去分词：totted　第三人称单数：tots　

计算机

Collins.1 / BNC.14721 / COCA.18521

短语动词

短语用例

tot sth↔up

• 把…加起来；计算…的总和
  to add together several numbers or amounts in order to calculate the total

牛津词典

noun

• 幼儿
  a very young child
• 小杯烈酒
  a small amount of a strong alcoholic drink in a glass

verb

verb

柯林斯词典

• 小孩;幼儿
  Atotis a very young child.
• (杯中烈酒的)少量
  Atot ofa strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or brandy is a small amount of it in a glass.

英英释义

noun

• a young child
  Synonym:toddleryearlingbambino
• a small amount (especially of a drink)
  1. a tot of rum

verb

• determine the sum of
  1. Add all the people in this town to those of the neighboring town
  Synonym:totaltot upsumsum upsummatetote upaddadd togethertallyadd up

双语例句

• I'll just tot up what you owe me.
  我合计一下你总共欠我多少钱。
• What's the tot of our bill?
  我们的帐单合计是多少？
• "Oh, that's their telly" replied the tot.
  “哦，那是他们的电视机，”小孩回答道。
• The number of things I'm adding to tot.
  也就是我计算的总数的个数。
• I finally sat down to tot up the full extent of my debt
  我终于坐下来把我的全部债务合计了一下。
• There was a tot more of it, and it got more and more boastful as it went on.
  还有很多诸类的词，反正吹牛吹得越来越大。
• The waiter quickly tot up our bill for the dinner.
  侍者很快地合计出我们晚餐的帐单。
• With gin at 9p a tot, getting plastered is cheap and easy.
  一小杯杜松子酒只要9便士，灌醉自己即便宜又容易。
• John Wallis and Nobel laureate economist Douglass North once tried to tot up transaction costs by looking at the size of sectors such as accountancy, law, retail, management, policing and so on.
  约翰沃利斯（johnwallis）和诺贝尔经济学奖得主道格拉斯诺斯（douglassnorth）曾经试图通过考察会计、法律、零售、管理和警察等行业的规模，来衡量总交易成本。
• Chickens are now among the most popular pets for Chinese children, such as the tot pictured above buying a chick in a bag from a vendor outside a primary school.
  小鸡现在成了中国儿童中最受欢迎的宠物，例如上图中的小孩从小学外面的小贩手中买了一只放在袋子中的小鸡。