What does "come in" mean?

To cost a total For something to cost a certain amount.

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

It came in under budget. The project came in at £10,000. How much did it come in at?

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To cost a total

（费用）总计达到

Salir por, costar en total

（費用が）合計～になる

(비용이) 합계 ~이 되다

For something to cost a certain amount.

某物花费一定金额。

Que algo cueste una cantidad determinada.

何かが一定の金額になること。

어떤 것의 비용이 특정 금액이 되다.

Base verb: come

Particle: in

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

It came in under budget.
没超预算
Salió por debajo del presupuesto
予算内に収まった
예산 내로 들어왔다.
The project came in at £10,000.
这个项目花了1万英镑
El proyecto salió por 10.000 libras
プロジェクトは1万ポンドかかった
프로젝트 비용이 1만 파운드가 들었다.
How much did it come in at?
最后花了多少钱？
¿Por cuánto salió al final?
合計いくらになった？
합계 얼마가 나왔어?

Context: costs, budgets, totals

Tone: business

From coming in at a figure.

Era: Modern

Generation: Working age

Social background: Professional