1. to add up numbers or amounts to find the total sum
Usage: British spelling
2. to amount to a particular total when added together
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The accountant will totalise all the expenses for the month.
• Please totalise the scores from each round of the competition.
• The donations totalise £5,000 so far.
• When you totalise the costs, the project becomes quite expensive.
• The machine can totalise the sales figures automatically.
• All the individual payments totalise exactly what we expected.