grand total
The entire or final sum.
The bill came to a grand total of $2560.
total
/ˈtəʊ.tl̩/
adj 5verb 4noun 2
Collocations
15(noun.)
ADJ
annual, monthly
combined, cumulative, grand, overall, sum
After adding up all her expenses, the combined total came to more than she expected.
final
high, huge, large, record
The charity raised a huge total of donations from generous supporters across the country.
low, small | global, national, world/worldwide
jobless, unemployment
The unemployment total in our city has increased significantly over the past year.
VERB + TOTAL
add up to, give, make (up)
The repair costs and new equipment will make a total of around $5,000.
bring, take
The final bill came to a total of $450 after we added the tip.
achieve
Last year the charity achieved a total of $50,000 in donations from local businesses.
TOTAL + VERB
rise | fall
PREP
in ~
The baker made fifteen different types of cookies in total for the wedding.
out of a ~ of
Only 5 students out of a total of 32 passed the final exam.
~ of
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