凑个整用英语怎么说

"凑个整" (còu gè zhěng) is a Chinese phrase that means "to make a whole" or "to round off." It is used to describe the act of adding something to a group or number in order to make it complete or even.
The phrase "凑个整" is derived from the Chinese characters "凑" (còu), which means "to gather" or "to add," and "整" (zhěng), which means "whole" or "complete." Together, the characters form a phrase that describes the act of adding something to a group or number in order to make it complete or even.
Here are some examples of "凑个整" in English, along with their translations:
"I'll just add a few more items to the list to make it a round number." (我会再加几项到清单上，凑个整。)
"We need one more person to make the team complete. Can you join us?" (我们需要一个人来凑个整。你能加入我们吗？)
"I'm just a few dollars short of the amount I need. Can you lend me some money to make it even?" (我差几美元就能凑个整了。你能借我一些钱吗？)