No. 2,011 in Catalan
totals
"Totals" in Catalan means "totals" or "sums" in English.
In a sentence
Les despeses totals van superar les previsions inicials.
The total expenses exceeded the initial forecasts.
In this sentence, 'totals' is used as an adjective modifying the noun 'despeses' (expenses). It indicates that the expenses being discussed are considered as a whole, encompassing all costs involved.
Els nostres esforços totals han donat fruit finalment.
Our total efforts have finally borne fruit.
Here, 'totals' is once again an adjective, used to describe the noun 'esforços' (efforts). It signifies the entirety of efforts exerted.
Els resultats finals i totals seran publicats demà.
The final and total results will be published tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'totals' serves as an adjective related to 'resultats' (results), highlighting that the results are comprehensive and complete.
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