aggregated
aggregated — verb
- aggregatedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- aggregateds3rd person singular
- aggregateding-ing form
- aggregatededpast simple
1. to bring many separate numbers, pieces, or amounts together so they form one lar
to bring many separate numbers, pieces, or amounts together so they form one larger group or total
The website aggregated thousands of hotel prices so travellers could compare them on one page.
aggregate + object (data/figures brought into one total)
Hari aggregated the monthly sales figures into a single yearly report for the board.
aggregate X into Y for combining amounts
When the small donations were aggregated, the charity had raised over fifty thousand dollars.
The app aggregates news stories from many sources into one daily feed.
Researchers aggregated the survey answers from five towns to find a national pattern.
- separate
split a whole back into its parts
- disaggregate
formal: break combined data back into separate groups
文法句型
aggregate + object
aggregate (of data/figures)
用法筆記
Subject is usually a system, study, or organisation that pools data, money, or items rather than a single everyday action.
常見錯誤
aggregated — adjective
- aggregatedpositive
- more aggregatedcomparative
- most aggregatedsuperlative
1. made by adding several separate amounts or units together, so it shows one combi
made by adding several separate amounts or units together, so it shows one combined total
The team won on aggregate score after beating the same rivals twice over two weeks.
collocation: aggregate score
Élise studied the aggregate income of every household in the small fishing village.
aggregate + noun (combined total)
The aggregate weight of the boxes was too heavy for the small delivery van.
Economists watch the aggregate demand for goods across the whole country each month.
The aggregate cost of the repairs surprised Caio when he added every bill together.
- individual
relating to one separate unit, not the combined total
文法句型
aggregate + noun
用法筆記
Almost always sits directly before a noun (aggregate score, aggregate demand). It is rarely used after 'be'.
aggregated — noun
1. a whole amount produced when several smaller amounts or things are added togethe
a whole amount produced when several smaller amounts or things are added together
The two clubs drew the first match, so the winner was decided on aggregate.
collocation: on aggregate
Ziad reported that the aggregate of all donations had finally passed the target figure.
an aggregate of + plural noun
In aggregate, the small village shops earned more last year than the new supermarket.
The report showed the aggregate of every region's rainfall over the past ten years.
文法句型
in aggregate
an aggregate of + plural noun
用法筆記
Often appears in the fixed phrases 'in aggregate' and 'on aggregate' (the latter common in sports scores). Distinguish from sense 2, the building material.
2. small stones, sand, or gravel that workers mix with cement and water to make con
small stones, sand, or gravel that workers mix with cement and water to make concrete
The builders ordered three truckloads of aggregate to mix with the cement on site.
collocation: mix aggregate with cement
Adaeze checked that the aggregate was clean before the workers poured the new floor.
Coarse aggregate gives the concrete extra strength for the bridge supports.
The quarry near the river sells sand and aggregate to local building firms.
文法句型
aggregate (in construction)
用法筆記
Uncountable and specific to construction. Distinguish from sense 1, the combined total of figures or amounts.