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Meanings of amount to in English

Results to, in cases of a summation or difference, of distance measurement, or similar.

Usage of amount to in English
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Serbia's exports to Kosovo amount to around 500 million euros a year.
Reuters
2
Mr English said Samoa had an enormous amount to offer international visitors.
Radio NZ
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Wasting this crisis deal opportunity, though, would amount to a double fault.
Reuters
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Both sides stand accused of actions that could amount to war crimes.
The Guardian
5
That could amount to millions of dollars a year in extra costs.
Reuters
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The family says its unpaid medical bills amount to several thousand dollars.
Reuters
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However, both deny that the contracts amount to a conflict of interest.
The South African
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The overall cost of the VAT measures amount to 20 billion euros.
Reuters
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In Ireland, that would amount to 18 per cent of the population.
The Irish Times
10
This could amount to half a new recruit's salary for a year.
Reuters
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He claims the provisions amount to an impermissible attack on the family.
The Irish Times
12
The amount to be raised will change depending on share price moves.
Reuters
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Khodorkovsky told the court rejecting the appeal would amount to a crime.
The Guardian
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Civil rights groups have protested that the measures amount to racial profiling.
The Irish Times
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Israel says such parameters may amount to prejudging the outcome of negotiations.
Reuters
16
The tilt had to be the right amount to avoid severe seasons.
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
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