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∎ in the aggregate, on aggregate dans l'ensemble, globalement;∎ Sport to win on aggregate gagner au total des points ou des buts∎ for an aggregate period of three years pendant trois ans en tout(a) (bring together) rassembler(b) (add up to) s'élever à, se monter à►► Finance aggregate amount montant m global;Finance aggregate figure chiffre m global;Finance aggregate income revenus mpl globaux;Finance aggregate net increment accroissement m global net;Commerce aggregate output production f globale -
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aggregate [ˈægrɪgɪt]( = total) total m• on aggregate ≈ au total des points (dans le groupe de sélection)* * *1. ['ægrɪgət]1) gen, Economics ensemble m, total m2) Sport score m total2. ['ægrɪgət]on aggregate — GB au total
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1 nounsomme f totale, montant m global∎ for an aggregate period of three years pendant trois ans en toutaggregate demand demande f globale;aggregate economic activity ensemble m des activités économiques;aggregate income revenus m pl globaux;aggregate net increment accroissement m global net;aggregate output rendement m global ou total;aggregate production production f globale ou totale -
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1.agrégat; total; ensemble; la globalité; le tout2. adj.agrégé; agrégatif; total; cumulé; global; en montants cumulés3. to aggregateagréger; totaliser; cumuler; réunir; regrouperEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > aggregate
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coût m total d'acquisitionEnglish-French legislative terms > aggregate, acquisition, cost
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( taxation)revenu m de placement totalEnglish-French legislative terms > aggregate, investment, income
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montant m total du capitalEnglish-French legislative terms > aggregate, principal, amount
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