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amounts

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/əˈmaʊnts/ · a-mounts

A quantity of something, typically the total or sum of a number of items.

Meanings

nounformal

A quantity of something, typically the total or sum of a number of items.

کسی چیز کی مقدار، عام طور پر اشیاء کی تعداد یا رقم کا مجموعہ۔

رقم

raqm

Synonyms

quantitytotalsumمقدارمجموعہکاروبار

Antonyms

insignificancesmallnessحقیرچھوٹا

Common Collocations

  • large amounts
  • small amounts
  • amounts of money

Example Sentences

The amounts of food required for the event are significant.

اس تقریب کے لیے درکار غذا کی مقدار اہم ہے۔

Is taqreeb ke liye darkaar ghiza ki miqdar ahem hai.

He invested large amounts in the stock market.

اس نے اسٹاک مارکیٹ میں بڑی بڑی رقمیں لگائیں۔

Us ne stock market mein bari bari raqmein lagain.

There are small amounts of sugar in this recipe.

اس نسخے میں چینی کی چھوٹی مقداریں ہیں۔

Is nuskay mein cheeni ki chhoti miqdarein hain.

Easily Confused With

amount:Amount is singular while amounts is plural; amounts refer to multiple quantities.
verbformal

To sum up to a certain total.

کسی خاص مجموعے تک پہنچنا.

پہنچنا

pahunchna

Synonyms

totalequaladd up toجمعبرابر ہوناملنا

Antonyms

subtractdetractکم کرناکمی

Common Collocations

  • amount to a total
  • amounts to
  • amount to nothing

Example Sentences

The costs ultimately amount to more than I expected.

اخراجات آخرکار میری توقع سے زیادہ ہیں۔

Akhrajaat aakhirkar meri tawaqqo se zyada hain.

His actions amount to a breach of trust.

اس کے اعمال اعتماد کی خلاف ورزی کرتے ہیں۔

Us ke aamal aitmaad ki khilaf warzi karte hain.

All the fees will amount to a significant sum at the end.

آخر میں تمام فیسیں ایک نمایاں رقم بن جائیں گی۔

Aakhir mein tamam feesain ek namayan raqam ban jayengi.

Easily Confused With

mount:Mount refers to ascending or riding, while amounts refers to quantities or totals.

Word Family

amounted
verbپہنچ گئی
amounting
verbپہنچنا

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'amount' as the total that adds up from smaller numbers.

Imagine a pile of coins representing different amounts.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Middle French "amounter" — to rise

First known use: 14th century

The term 'amount' evolved from the Middle French 'amounter', which meant to rise or to pile up. It entered English usage in the late 14th century.