English–Chinese
“total” in Chinese
How to say “total” in Chinese
“Total” in Chinese is 合计 (hé jì).
Several amounts come together as one final figure, whether the figure is money or a count.
Example sentences with 合计
投票结果中，候选人的合计票数超过了五万。tóu piào jié guǒ zhōng hòu xuǎn rén de hé jì piào shù chāo guò le wǔ wàn
In the voting results, the candidate's total votes exceeded 50,000.
Tips for using 合计
- On a receipt or bill, it often marks the final amount line, so recognizing it helps locate the combined charge quickly.
Other Chinese words for “total”
你的总额是多少？nǐ de zǒng é shì duō shǎo
What is your total?
这次活动共计报名了一百多人。zhè cì huó dòng gòng jì bào míng le yì bǎi duō rén
More than 100 people signed up for this event in total.