total — complete; absolute; whole
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: complete; absolute; whole
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtoʊtəl/
Korean meaning: 전체의, 완전한, 총의
Korean pronunciation: **토**털
Example Sentences
- My mom's cooking skills are a total mystery to me.
- The total number of students in our school is 800.
- He's a total genius at video games but can't cook ramen.
total
ADJECTIVE//ˈtoʊtəl//
complete; absolute; whole

a construction worker operates a wrecking ball that crashes into the final remaining wall of an old structure. The entire building collapses completely as debris falls everywhere around the site. Where once stood a complete building, now only rubble remains scattered across the ground. Other workers begin clearing away every single piece of the demolished structure. the complete and absolute destruction of the whole building
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Origin
중세 라틴어 'totalis'에서 유래. '전체'를 의미하는 'totus'에서 파생되어 '완전한 전체'라는 의미로 발달했습니다.
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“My mom's cooking skills are a total mystery to me.”
“The total number of students in our school is 800.”
“He's a total genius at video games but can't cook ramen.”
“Please total these numbers and give me the result.”
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