Word: Totaliser
Part of Speech: Noun
Definition: A totaliser is a machine or system that calculates and shows the total amount of something. In betting contexts, it registers the total amount of money bet on a race or event and divides that amount among the winners. It can also refer to a simple calculator that adds, subtracts, multiplies, or divides numbers.
In more advanced contexts, "totaliser" can be used in discussions about betting systems and technology, such as: - "The new electronic totaliser provides real-time updates on the betting amounts."
While there are no specific idioms involving "totaliser," you might hear phrases involving "total," such as: - "To add it all up," which means to summarize or calculate the total amount of something.
There are no commonly used phrasal verbs directly associated with "totaliser," but you might use general phrases like: - "Add up" (to calculate the total).
A totaliser is a useful term in both mathematics and betting contexts, referring to any device or system that calculates totals.