Definition
Definition of aggregating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
collectiongathering or collecting into a whole
- The aggregating data process helps in analysis.
- The aggregating reports were crucial for the meeting.
- Aggregating feedback from users can improve the product.
Origin of aggregating
Latin, aggregare (to add to) + -ing (action)
Terms with aggregating included in their meaning
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astronomy
theory that planets form from cosmic dust gradually aggregating
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- French:agrégeant, ...
- German:zusammentragen, ...
- Italian:aggregante, ...
- Spanish:agregador, ...
- Portuguese:agregador, ...
- Chinese:汇总的, ...
- Japanese:集約する, ...
- Arabic:مُجَمِّع, ...
- Hebrew:מְצַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:собирающий, ...
- Ukrainian:агрегуючий, ...
- Hindi:संग्रहित, ...
Definition of aggregate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sportsUS the total score in a series of gamesUS
- The team won 5-3 on aggregate.
2.
groupinggroup of people or things as one
- The aggregate of voters decided the outcome.
3.
constructionTECH. material like sand or gravel in concreteTECH.
- The aggregate was mixed with cement for the foundation.
4.
geologyTECH. rock consisting of a mixture of mineralsTECH.
- Granite is an aggregate of different minerals.
Adjective
1.
combined totalformed by combining several elements into a whole
- The aggregate amount of the debts reached thousands.
2.
plantcomposed of a dense cluster of separate units
- The aggregate fruit of the raspberry is unique.
Verb
1.
combinationtr./intr. combine into a wholetr./intr.
- The company aggregates data from various sources.
2.
mathematicsintr. amount to a totalintr.
- The donations aggregated to a significant sum.
Images of aggregate
material like sand or gravel in concrete 
rock consisting of a mixture of minerals
Expressions with aggregate
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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 combined amount or worth of many separate parts
The aggregate value of the company’s assets increased significantly last year.
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.
Origin of aggregate
Latin, aggregare (to add to)
Examples of aggregate in a sentence
The aggregate score was tied after two matches. The aggregate of data points revealed a trend. An aggregate of stars formed a constellation. The aggregate was sourced locally for the project. They used recycled aggregate in the new pavement. The aggregate was formed over millions of years.
Scientists studied the aggregate to understand its composition. The aggregate score of the team was impressive. Their aggregate wealth made them influential in the community. Aggregate flowers can be found in many gardens. The aggregate structure of the plant aids in pollination. Researchers aggregate the survey results for analysis. The app aggregates news articles from different websites. Their expenses aggregated to a large amount. The scores aggregated to determine the winner.
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- French:total des points, total, ...
- German:Gesamtpunktzahl, gesamt, ...
- Italian:aggregato, composto, ...
- Spanish:resultado global, total, ...
- Portuguese:resultado agregado, aglomerado, ...
- Chinese:总比分, 合计的, ...
- Japanese:アグリゲート, 総合的な, ...
- Arabic:إِجْمَالِيّ, مَجْمُوع, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹצָאָה מִצְטַבֶּרֶת, מִצְטַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:общий счет, совокупный, ...
- Ukrainian:сума, сукупний, ...
- Hindi:कुल स्कोर, समेकित, ...
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