totaled

• Adjetivo usado en el inglés estadounidense para describir un vehículo dañado tan gravemente que su reparación no es económicamente viable, generalmente tras un accidente.

An adjective used in American English to describe a vehicle that has been damaged beyond economical repair, typically in an accident.

1. Completely destroyedB2informalamerican

   Describing something, especially a vehicle, that has been damaged beyond repair.

   destruido por completo

   • His car was totaled in the accident.
   • The insurance company declared the vehicle totaled.
   • After the storm, several boats were found totaled.

   Sinónimosdemolisheddestroyedruinedsmashedwrecked

2. Added upB1formal

   Having been calculated or summed to a total amount.

   totalizado, sumado

   • The totaled expenses came to over five thousand dollars.
   • She checked the totaled figures on the receipt.
   • The accountant reviewed the totaled sales for the month.

   Sinónimosaggregatedcalculated

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de sumar números para hallar un total o, de manera informal, destruir completamente algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of adding up numbers to find the sum, or (informally) to completely destroy something.

1. Add upB1formal

   To calculate the sum of numbers or quantities.

   sumar

   • Please total the expenses for this month.
   • She totaled the scores from all the tests.
   • The accountant totaled the receipts for the audit.

   Sinónimosaddcalculatecomputecountfigurereckonsumtally

2. Destroy completelyB2informalamerican

   To damage something so badly that it is beyond repair.

   Destruir por completo

   • He totaled his car in the accident.
   • The storm totaled the old barn.
   • She nearly totaled her phone when she dropped it.

   Sinónimosdemolishdestroyruinsmashtrashwreck

   Antónimosrepairrestoresalvage