What does "come to" mean?

To amount to To total a certain amount.

How do you use "come to" in a sentence?

The bill came to £50. How much does it come to? It all comes to about £1000.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To amount to

总共是、合计为

Ascender a, llegar a

合計で〜になる

합계가 ~이 되다

To total a certain amount.

达到某个金额，总计为某个数目。常用于结账或算账时。

Totalizar una cierta cantidad. Se usa comúnmente al pagar la cuenta o calcular gastos.

ある金額に達する、総額が〜になる。会計時によく使われる表現。

특정 금액의 합계가 되다.

Base verb: come

Particle: to

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

The bill came to £50.
账单总共50英镑
La cuenta ascendió a 50 libras
請求書は50ポンドになった
청구서가 50파운드가 되었다
How much does it come to?
一共多少钱？
¿A cuánto asciende?
合計でいくらになりますか？
합계가 얼마인가요?
It all comes to about £1000.
全部加起来大约1000英镑
En total viene a ser unas 1000 libras
全部で約1000ポンドになる
전부 합하면 약 1000파운드가 된다

Context: totals, bills, amounts

Tone: practical

From arriving at a number.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal