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ring up (to) [v]

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Meaning:
- to calculate the total purchases of a customer in order to know how much they have to pay. to add up
- to press the button and add the items bought by a customer by cashier.
Examples:
- Sorry! where is the cashier? I want to ring up my purchases.
- The cashier quickly rang up my items, and I was on my way.
- They rang up a large sale during the holiday season.
- She rang up her profits from the weekend’s event.