sum in Italian
sum in Italian is somma, totale, sommare — sum means the total obtained by adding numbers or quantities together.
sum in Italian
somma
totale
somma
A quantity of money.
sommare
(transitive) To add together.
What does "sum" mean?
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noun The total obtained by adding numbers or quantities together.
"The sum of five and three is eight."
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noun An amount of money.
"He was fined a large sum for the violation."
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verb To add numbers or items together, or to summarize.
"The spreadsheet automatically sums the column."
sum in a sentence
- The sum of five and three is eight.
- They calculated the sum of all the invoices.
- He was fined a large sum for the violation.
- The spreadsheet automatically sums the column.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "sum" in Italian?
"sum" in Italian is somma, totale, sommare. sum means: The total obtained by adding numbers or quantities together.
How do you use "sum" in a sentence?
Example: "The sum of five and three is eight." In Italian, "sum" is somma, totale, sommare.
Are there other ways to say "sum" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "sum": somma, totale, sommare.
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