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I 1. ['ægrɪgət]1) [amount, loss, profit] totale, globale; [data, demand, supply] aggregato2.1) econ. aggregato m.in aggregate — in totale, complessivamente
2) sport risultato m. finaleII ['ægrɪgeɪt]on aggregate — BE in totale, sommando i risultati parziali
verbo transitivo sommare [ points]; aggregare [data, people]* * *['æɡriɡət](a total: What is the aggregate of goals from the two football matches?) totale* * *aggregate /ˈægrɪgət/A a.1 aggregato; complessivo; globale; totale: (econ.) aggregate income, reddito aggregato; reddito complessivo ( il reddito di tutti i cittadini di un paese, ottenuto sommando i redditi di ciascun abitante); aggregate demand [supply], domanda [offerta] aggregata; aggregate production, produzione globale; produzione aggregata; ( sport) aggregate score, punteggio complessivo; punteggio finale2 (geol., mat.) aggregatoB n.2 (comm.) totale, somma complessiva3 ( sport) risultato complessivo ( in un campionato, ecc.); punteggio finale: on aggregate, in totale; sommando i risultati parziali4 (edil.) aggregato.(to) aggregate /ˈægrɪgeɪt/A v. t.1 aggregare, unire2 accumulare, ammassareB v. i.1 (scient.) aggregarsi2 adunarsi, riunirsi.* * *I 1. ['ægrɪgət]1) [amount, loss, profit] totale, globale; [data, demand, supply] aggregato2.1) econ. aggregato m.in aggregate — in totale, complessivamente
2) sport risultato m. finaleII ['ægrɪgeɪt]on aggregate — BE in totale, sommando i risultati parziali
verbo transitivo sommare [ points]; aggregare [data, people]
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