集しゅう計けい

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集計する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for collecting and adding up numbers, such as votes, survey results, or expenses. Common in business, statistics, and news.

Related words· 6

合ごう計けいN3
合計 refers to the total sum itself, while 集計 emphasizes the process of collecting and adding up separate items.
総そう計けい
総計 is the grand total combining all sub-totals, whereas 集計 focuses on the act of tallying up numbers from separate sources.
計けい算さんN4
計算 is a general word for calculation or computation, while 集計 specifically means gathering and summing multiple data points such as votes or expenses.
統とう計けいN2
集計 emphasizes totaling or adding up numbers, while 統計 refers to organized data or the method used to analyze trends.

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積せき算さん
集計 means tallying up data (like survey results or sales figures), whereas 積算 stresses cumulative addition over units or time.
開かい票ひょう
集計 is a general word for tallying or totaling any kind of data, whereas 開票 specifically means counting election ballots.

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統とう計けいN2
統計 refers to statistics or the analysis of data, while 集計 refers to the simpler act of adding up or tallying numbers.
集しゅう約やく
集計 means to tally or total up numerical data, while 集約 means to consolidate or condense broader items like opinions, functions, or resources.
累るい計けい
集計 means to tally or aggregate data into a single count at one time, while 累計 means adding new figures onto a total that keeps accumulating over time.
集しゅう結けつ