all told

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishall toldall toldTOTALincluding everything or everyone a project costing £10,000, all told → allExamples from the Corpusall told• All told, 28 people died and 100 were wounded.• Craig MacTavish retired last season as the last player to compete without a helmet-17 years all told.• He couldn't have bled a great deal, perhaps a cupful all told.• It will take four to six years, all told.• Our 12-day tour, Rome to Sicily, cost us each about $ 1,500, all told.• He said the doctors all told him the injury was going to happen anyway.• It's all told in a bouncy rhyme, with outrageously funny pictures.• They take eighteen hours all told, including the overnight soaking.• There were about twenty of us, all told; mostly McHoans but with a smattering of civilians.all toldall toldTOTALaltogether, when everyone or everything has been counted There must have been eight cars in the accident, all told. → tellExamples from the Corpusall told• Craig MacTavish retired last season as the last player to compete without a helmet-17 years all told.• He couldn't have bled a great deal, perhaps a cupful all told.• It will take four to six years, all told.• Our 12-day tour, Rome to Sicily, cost us each about $ 1,500, all told.• He said the doctors all told him the injury was going to happen anyway.• It's all told in a bouncy rhyme, with outrageously funny pictures.• They take eighteen hours all told, including the overnight soaking.

单词	all told
释义	all told From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishall toldall toldTOTALincluding everything or everyone a project costing £10,000, all told → allExamples from the Corpusall told• All told, 28 people died and 100 were wounded.• Craig MacTavish retired last season as the last player to compete without a helmet-17 years all told.• He couldn't have bled a great deal, perhaps a cupful all told.• It will take four to six years, all told.• Our 12-day tour, Rome to Sicily, cost us each about $ 1,500, all told.• He said the doctors all told him the injury was going to happen anyway.• It's all told in a bouncy rhyme, with outrageously funny pictures.• They take eighteen hours all told, including the overnight soaking.• There were about twenty of us, all told; mostly McHoans but with a smattering of civilians.all toldall toldTOTALaltogether, when everyone or everything has been counted There must have been eight cars in the accident, all told. → tellExamples from the Corpusall told• Craig MacTavish retired last season as the last player to compete without a helmet-17 years all told.• He couldn't have bled a great deal, perhaps a cupful all told.• It will take four to six years, all told.• Our 12-day tour, Rome to Sicily, cost us each about $ 1,500, all told.• He said the doctors all told him the injury was going to happen anyway.• It's all told in a bouncy rhyme, with outrageously funny pictures.• They take eighteen hours all told, including the overnight soaking.
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