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1. noun 2. adjective(collected into one) zusammengefügt; (collective) gesamt3. transitive verb2) (unite) vereinigen* * *['æɡriɡət](a total: What is the aggregate of goals from the two football matches?) die Gesamtsumme* * *ag·gre·gateI. n[ˈægrɪgət]in the \aggregate alles in allem, insgesamt, im Ganzensnowflakes are loose \aggregates of ice crystals Schneeflocken sind Gebilde aus locker verbundenen Eiskristallen5. COMPUTdata \aggregate Datenverbund m\aggregate bandwidth aggregierte Bandbreite\aggregate function Datenverbundfunktion f\aggregate line speed kumulative ÜbertragungsgeschwindigkeitII. adj[ˈægrɪgeɪt]inv FIN, ECON gesamte(r, s), Gesamt-III. vt[ˈægrɪgət]▪ to \aggregate sth1. (add) etw summieren* * *['grIgɪt]1. n1) Gesamtmenge f, Summe f, Gesamtheit fon aggregate (Sport) — in der Gesamtwertung
2. adjgesamt, Gesamt-3. vt['grIgeɪt]1) (= gather together) anhäufen, ansammeln2) (= amount to) sich belaufen auf (+acc)4. vi['grIgeɪt] sich anhäufen, sich ansammeln* * *A adj [ˈæɡrıɡət] (adv aggregately)1. (an)gehäuft, vereinigt, gesamt, Gesamt…:aggregate income Gesamteinkommen n;aggregate amount → D 2;B v/t [-ɡeıt]1. anhäufen, ansammeln2. vereinigen, -binden (to mit), aufnehmen (to in akk)3. sich (insgesamt) belaufen auf (akk)C v/i [-ɡeıt]D s [-ɡət]1. Anhäufung f, Ansammlung f, Masse f2. Gesamtbetrag m, -summe f:in (the) aggregate insgesamt, im Ganzen, zusammen, alles in allem:an aggregate of 10 years insgesamt 10 Jahre;they won on aggregate SPORT sie wurden Gesamtsieger4. GEOL Aggregat n (Verwachsung gleich- oder verschiedenartiger Bestandteile eines Gesteins)5. ARCH Zuschlag(stoff) m* * *1. noun 2. adjective(collected into one) zusammengefügt; (collective) gesamt3. transitive verb2) (unite) vereinigen* * *adj.sich belaufen auf adj. n.Aggregat -e n.Gesamtmenge f.Summe -n f. -
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ag·gre·gate n [ʼægrɪgət]in the \aggregate alles in allem, insgesamt, im Ganzensnowflakes are loose \aggregates of ice crystals Schneeflocken sind Gebilde aus locker verbundenen Eiskristallen4) math mehrgliedriger Ausdruck; (dessen Glieder durch + oder - verbunden sind), Aggregat nt fachspr adj [ʼægrɪgeɪt] inv fin, econ gesamte(r, s), Gesamt- vt [ʼægrɪgət];to \aggregate sth1) ( add) etw summieren -
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aggregate1 v STAT sich belaufen auf, insgesamt betragen aggregate2 adj 1. ECON gesamt, gesamtwirtschaftlich, volkswirtschaftlich (amount, demand); 2. ECON gesamtwirtschaftlich, aggregiert aggregate3 1. ECON Aggregat n, Masse f, Menge f, Summe f; 2. GEN Summe f; 3. STAT Aggregat n (statistics) • in the aggregate GEN insgesamt -
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n.generelle Obergrenze f.
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