tally
tally
(pl. -ies)
tallier
noun
语源
(pl. -ies)
- a current score or amount
得分
that takes his tally to 10 goals in 10 games.
这使他在十场比赛中的进球数达到了十个。
■a record of a score or amount
记录
I kept a running tally of David's debt on a note above my desk.
我把大卫的欠债流水账记录在我桌子上的一个纸条上。
■a particular number taken as a group or unit to facilitate counting
用作记数单位的数
■a mark registering such a number
记数单位
■(亦作 tally stick)(historical)a piece of wood scored across with notches for the items of an account and then split into halves, each party keeping one
(史)符木（古代刻痕记数的木签，分成两半，双方各保存一半）
■an account kept in such a way
账单
■(archaic)a counterpart or duplicate of something
(古)对等物，副本 - a label attached to a plant or tree, or stuck in the ground beside it, that gives information about it, such as its name and class
（对树或植物进行说明的）标志牌，标签
- [no obj.]agree or correspond
同意；一致
their signatures should tally with their names on the register.
他们的签名应当与登记簿上的名字一致。 - [with obj.]calculate the total number of
合计；统计
the votes were being tallied with abacuses.
选票用算盘统计。
tallier
noun
语源
- late Middle English (denoting a notched tally stick): from Anglo-Norman French tallie, from Latin talea 'twig, cutting'. Compare with tail
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