tally in Chinese
tally in Chinese is 品牌, 報 — tally means to count or add up a total.
tally in Chinese
品牌
Pronounced: pǐn pái
(by extension) Any account or score kept by notches or marks, whether on wood or paper, or in a book, especially one kept in duplicate.
報
Pronounced: bào
(transitive) To count something.
What does "tally" mean?
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verb To count or add up a total.
"The clerk tallied the votes late into the night."
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verb To match or agree with something else.
"Her story didn't tally with what the witnesses said."
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noun A running count or total.
"He kept a tally of every book he read that year."
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tally in a sentence
- The clerk tallied the votes late into the night.
- Let's tally up how much we spent this month.
- Her story didn't tally with what the witnesses said.
- The two reports did not tally, so someone had made a mistake.
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What is "tally" in Chinese?
"tally" in Chinese is 品牌, 報. tally means: To count or add up a total.
How do you pronounce 品牌?
"tally" in Chinese is 品牌, pronounced "pǐn pái".
How do you use "tally" in a sentence?
Example: "The clerk tallied the votes late into the night." In Chinese, "tally" is 品牌, 報.
Are there other ways to say "tally" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "tally": 品牌, 報.
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