sum (to or into) (Meaning)

sum (to or into)

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The bills added up to a hefty sum, leaving us in financial distress.
The lawyer summed up his case by highlighting the key points.
The students gathered around the table to sum up their notes before the exam.
The parts of the machine were carefully assembled, summing to a perfect whole.
The singer's voice filled the auditorium, summing up all the emotions of the song.
The statistics were summed into a chart, providing a clear visualization of the data.
The experience summed into a valuable lesson, teaching us the importance of perseverance.
The team's contributions summed to a successful project, showcasing their collaboration.
The doctor summed up the patient's symptoms, narrowing down the potential diagnoses.
The jury summed up its deliberations, reaching a final verdict after days of discussion.

add up (to),number, amount (to), count (up to), come (to), total, comprise, clock in at, reach, average

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The bills added up to a hefty sum, leaving us in financial distress.

The lawyer summed up his case by highlighting the key points.

The students gathered around the table to sum up their notes before the exam.

The parts of the machine were carefully assembled, summing to a perfect whole.