Definition of aggregate value - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
financeTECH. total combined amount or worth of many separate partsTECH.
- The aggregate value of the company’s assets increased significantly last year.
- The aggregate value of all donations surpassed one million dollars.
- Investors focused on the aggregate value of the portfolio rather than individual stocks.
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Expressions with aggregate
total sum reached by adding several separate amounts together
The aggregate amount of damages claimed exceeded the company’s insurance coverage.
numbers showing totals by combining many separate pieces of information
The report only provides aggregate figures for each region.
taken as a whole or as a total
In aggregate, the results were positive.
considering all parts as a whole
On aggregate, the team performed well this season.
considering all parts together as a whole
The profits increased in the aggregate.
group of individuals considered as a single legal person
The corporation aggregate can own property and enter contracts.
combined data from many sources shown as overall numbers or summaries
The report only shares aggregate information about customer age groups.
total money earned by everyone in an economy during a time period
The country's aggregate income increased as employment and wages rose.
total amount of goods and services producers offer in an economy
Higher production costs can reduce aggregate supply in the short run.
total demand for goods and services within an economy
During economic expansion, aggregate demand typically increases..
function processing multiple data points to summarize data
The aggregate function calculated the total sales for the month.
fruit from multiple ovaries of one flower
Raspberries are a classic example of an aggregate fruit.
device measuring total resource consumption in a building
The aggregate meter showed the building's total energy usage.
aggregate with missing particle sizes for specific properties
The project required a gap graded aggregate for the pavement.
total money in an economy
The central bank monitors the monetary aggregate closely.
Expressions with value
importance something has because of personal feelings or memories
This old toy has sentimental value for me.
monetary worth of a commodity sold illegally
Authorities seized goods with a street value of $500,000.
apparent worth as opposed to real worth
He took her words at face value.
appeal of exclusivity or high social status
The club's snob value attracts many wealthy members.
believe something is true without checking or doubting
You shouldn't accept at face value everything you read online.
consider something important or beneficial
She places great value on honesty in relationships.
decide how much something is worth in money or importance
It's hard to put a value on friendship.
accept as presented without questioning
She took his explanation at face value.
accept something as true without questioning
She decided to take them at face value and moved on.
worth what you pay compared to quality or amount
This phone offers great value for money.
good deal or bargain
The store offers great value on electronics.
worth less than before
The stock is decreased in value after the market crash.
something providing good quality for the price
The restaurant offers good value meals.
having no worth, importance, or usefulness
This old coin is of no value.
benefit or advantage that an activity or item brings to a company
We must explain the business value of this project to secure funding.
real worth of money, property or goods, not guessed or listed
The actual value of the house was lower than the asking price.
make a product more desirable or useful
The new features add value to the software.
be useful or beneficial
Her advice will be of value to you.
quality that makes something enjoyable or amusing
The movie had great entertainment value for all ages.
the worth of a piece of land
The land value increased after the new park was built.
amount of something remaining after all opposing amounts are subtracted
The net value of the votes showed a clear majority for change.
consider something very important or worthy
She sets a high value on honesty.
approximate amount or worth found by careful guess or calculation
The estimated value of the painting was much higher than we expected.
having worth or importance
Her advice was of value to the team.
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- French:valeur globale, ...
- German:Gesamtwert, ...
- Italian:valore aggregato, ...
- Spanish:valor agregado, ...
- Portuguese:valor agregado, ...
- Chinese:总价值, ...
- Japanese:総額, ...
- Arabic:قِيمَة إِجْمَالِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:עֵרֶךְ מִצְרָפִי, ...
- Russian:совокупная стоимость, ...
- Ukrainian:сукупна вартість, ...
- Hindi:कुल मूल्य, ...
- Bengali:সমষ্টিগত মূল্য, ...
- Catalan:valor agregat, ...
- Czech:souhrnná hodnota, ...
- Danish:samlet værdi, ...
- Dutch:geaggregeerde waarde, ...
- Greek:συνολική αξία, ...
- Hungarian:összérték, ...
- Khmer:តម្លៃសរុប, ...
- Korean:총가치, ...
- Persian:ارزش تجمعی, ...
- Polish:wartość łączna, ...
- Portuguese (BR):valor agregado, ...
- Romanian:valoare agregată, ...
- Swedish:samlat värde, ...
- Thai:มูลค่ารวม, ...
- Turkish:toplam değer, ...
- Vietnamese:giá trị tổng cộng, ...
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