1.合计;符合预期的数目
1.to calculate the total of several numbers or amounts; if small amounts add up, they gradually produce a large total
2.if a set of facts does not add up, you do not believe it is correct because it does not match other information that you already have
1.I'm wondering whether all the related information could add up to a clear picture of him.
不知道所有这些相关信息能否凑成一幅关于他的清晰图画。
2.For a large number of widgets, this will quickly add up to a large footprint both in memory and JVM startup time.
对于大量的widget来说，这会导致内存和JVM启动时间的猛增。
3.So, what does all this add up to, when it comes to choosing a school for your child, money no object?
那么，综合考虑所有上述因素，在不受财力限制的情况下，究竟该如何为孩子择校呢？
4.Even very short periods of time add up to all useful hours I need, if I plunge in without delay.
如果我能立即投入工作，哪怕只有很短的时间，累积起来也会变成十分有用的几个小时。
5.The test begins: Add up the mark of every question , is contrasting the last result.
测验开始：将每一题的分数相加起来，在对照最后的结果。
6.The total words do not add up to a large number .
所有文字合计起来数目也不大。
7.How much does that add up to?
那些加起来总共是多少？
8.In an article published in Science magazine, she concludes that those effects add up to quite a bit.
在《科学杂志》上刊登的一篇文章中，她总结了悬浮微粒的许多影响。
9.Setting up a blog, coming up with a plan and committing to a rigorous posting schedule all add up to a lot of work on the front end.
创建一个博客，总的来说在创建前期需要做大量的工作，拟定一个计划，使自己致力于一个严密的时间表中。
10.We are all addicted to oil but if you look at the mathematics of the problem, they simply don't add up in terms of future supply and demand.
我们都依赖于石油，但要是从数学角度来看，未来供应量及需求量总额根本不相符。