add up to

When everything is combined, to reach a certain total or to mean a certain thing.

"The costs of transport, food, and accommodation add up to over £500."

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numbers add up to 15.

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each add up to 102.

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These small daily efforts add up to

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probabilities that all add up to one.

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together they can add up to that

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