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トータルする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used as a noun or with する to mean the total amount or the act of adding up figures. Common in business, sports, and everyday contexts.

Used as a な-adjective to describe something that covers everything or is considered as a whole. Often seen in phrases like トータルな視点 or トータルなサービス.

〈数かず〉をトータルするto add up (a set of numbers) into a total
今こん月げつの売うり上あげをトータルすると300300万まん円えんになる。
When you total up this month's sales, it comes to 3 million yen.
トータルな〈物もの〉a comprehensive, all-inclusive ~
彼かの女じょはトータルな美うつくしさを持もっている。
She has an overall, comprehensive beauty.
〈事こと〉をトータルに考かんがえるto think about something comprehensively, as a whole
会かい社しゃの戦せん略りゃくをトータルに考かんがえる必ひつ要ようがある。
We need to think about the company's strategy as a whole.

合ごう計けいN3sense 1
合計 is the native Japanese noun/verb for adding figures into a sum, while トータル is the loanword equivalent often preferred in casual or business speech.
全ぜん体たいN3sense 2
全体 is a plain noun meaning 'the whole', whereas トータル used as a な-adjective stresses looking at something from a comprehensive, all-inclusive perspective.
総そう合ごうN1sense 2
総合 emphasizes actively integrating separate parts into one whole, while トータル simply describes something as already covering everything.

部ぶ分ぶんN3
部分 means a single part or portion, the opposite of トータル's sense of the total or overall whole.

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Loanword from English 'total'.