What does "come to" mean?

To amount to a total The final price or sum.

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

How much does it come to? The bill came to £50. It comes to more than I expected.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To amount to a total

总计；共计

Ascender a; sumar

（合計が）〜になる

(합계가) ~이 되다

The final price or sum.

最终的价格或总额。

El precio o suma final.

最終的な価格や合計金額のこと。

최종 가격이나 합계 금액.

Base verb: come

Particle: to

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

How much does it come to?
一共多少钱？
¿A cuánto asciende?
合計でいくらですか？
합계가 얼마예요?
The bill came to £50.
账单总共是50英镑
La cuenta ascendió a 50 libras
請求書は50ポンドだった
계산서가 50파운드였다.
It comes to more than I expected.
比我预想的要多
Asciende a más de lo que esperaba
予想以上の金額になった
예상보다 금액이 더 나왔다.

Context: totals, bills

Tone: practical

From coming to a total.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal