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totalize

/ˈtəʊt(ə)lʌɪz/

US pronunciation
American sound/ˈtəʊt(ə)lʌɪz/
totalize
Syllables
3 syllables
Stress
1st syllable stress
Vowel
Schwa vowel
Ending
Final e often stays silent

to - ta - lize -> totalize

Myanmar meaning

စုစုပေါင်းလိုက်သည်။ စုစုပေါင်းကို ရှာသည်။

Full entry

they'll /ðeÇl/ short form they will

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More examples
  • ‘So they'll promote your film in a way that would never have happened in the past.’
  • ‘The only problem is that right at this moment I can't guarantee they'll live that long.’
  • ‘Do you ignore symptoms like persistent coughs or indigestion in the hope that they'll go away?’
  • ‘I hate hurting people and worry that if I do they'll turn nasty and start threatening me.’
  • ‘Luckily, the insurance people seem to have come up trumps and have said they'll pay for it.’
  • ‘If she goes ahead and marries him, we all know they'll be divorced by this time next year.’
  • ‘If people want a job with you, then they'll approach you, and that's what has happened here.’
  • ‘Apparently this is even better, as it means they'll easily find somewhere to park.’
  • ‘Dancers, the globe over, need dancing partners and so if you can dance, they'll find you.’
  • ‘Soon they'll all be building casinos, and turning to alcohol to relieve their misery.’
  • ‘People here don't want others to look down on them, so they'll go anywhere to earn more.’
  • ‘I dread to think what stories they'll be telling their friends in the playground.’
  • ‘Then are you dead nervous they'll drive past you again ages later and get you.’
  • ‘I suspect that when the kids are older and have moved out then they'll both be splitting up.’
  • ‘The potential car buyer was there at the time but I don't think they'll be buying it now.’
  • ‘Naturally, they reserve the right to be smug and unimpressed, but still they'll come.’
  • ‘They all read this blog and I'm sure they'll have something to say on the subject.’
  • ‘Over the next four weeks they'll be visiting the pond at night to find out if the newts are there.’
  • ‘If he or she has had a great time and enjoyed the hospitality, they'll be back for more with their friends.’
  • ‘Worse still is when they say they'll have to see what their husband or boyfriend thinks.’
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