aggregate

aggregate
1. noun
(sum total) Gesamtmenge, die; (assemblage) Ansammlung, die
2. adjective
(collected into one) zusammengefügt; (collective) gesamt

the aggregate amount — der Gesamtbetrag

3. transitive verb
1) verbinden [Material, Stoff] (into zu); ansammeln [Reichtum]
2) (unite) vereinigen
* * *
['æɡriɡət]
noun
(a total: What is the aggregate of goals from the two football matches?) die Gesamtsumme
* * *
ag·gre·gate
I. n
[ˈægrɪgət]
1. (totality) Gesamtheit f, [Gesamt]menge f; (sum total) Summe f; (total value) Gesamtwert m
in the \aggregate alles in allem, insgesamt, im Ganzen
2. SPORT Gesamtergebnis nt, Gesamtwertung f
3. (cluster) Anhäufung f, Ansammlung f, Aggregat nt fachspr
snowflakes are loose \aggregates of ice crystals Schneeflocken sind Gebilde aus locker verbundenen Eiskristallen
4. MATH mehrgliedriger Ausdruck (dessen Glieder durch + oder - verbunden sind), Aggregat nt fachspr
5. COMPUT
data \aggregate Datenverbund m
\aggregate bandwidth aggregierte Bandbreite
\aggregate function Datenverbundfunktion f
\aggregate line speed kumulative Übertragungsgeschwindigkeit
6. GEOL (crushed stone) Schotter; no pl Zuschlag m
II. adj
[ˈægrɪgeɪt]
inv FIN, ECON gesamte(r, s), Gesamt-
III. vt
[ˈægrɪgət]
to \aggregate sth
1. (add) etw summieren
2. (amount to) sich akk auf etw akk belaufen
* * *
['grIgɪt]
1. n
1) Gesamtmenge f, Summe f, Gesamtheit f

considered in (the) aggregate — insgesamt betrachtet

on aggregate (Sport)in der Gesamtwertung

2) (BUILD) Zuschlagstoffe pl; (GEOL) Gemenge nt
2. adj
gesamt, Gesamt-

aggregate value — Gesamtwert m

3. vt
['grIgeɪt]
1) (= gather together) anhäufen, ansammeln
2) (= amount to) sich belaufen auf (+acc)
4. vi
['grIgeɪt] sich anhäufen, sich ansammeln
* * *
aggregate
A adj [ˈæɡrıɡət] (adv aggregately)
1. (an)gehäuft, vereinigt, gesamt, Gesamt…:
aggregate income Gesamteinkommen n;
aggregate amount D 2;
aggregate victory SPORT Gesamtsieg m
2. auch LING Sammel…, kollektiv:
aggregate fruit BOT Sammelfrucht f
B v/t [-ɡeıt]
1. anhäufen, ansammeln
2. vereinigen, -binden (to mit), aufnehmen (to in akk)
3. sich (insgesamt) belaufen auf (akk)
C v/i [-ɡeıt]
1. sich (an)häufen oder ansammeln
2. aggregate to B 3
D s [-ɡət]
1. Anhäufung f, Ansammlung f, Masse f
2. 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 Gesamtsieger
3. Elektrotechnik: Aggregat n (Maschinensatz aus zusammenwirkenden Einzelmaschinen)
4. GEOL Aggregat n (Verwachsung gleich- oder verschiedenartiger Bestandteile eines Gesteins)
5. ARCH Zuschlag(stoff) m
* * *
1. noun
(sum total) Gesamtmenge, die; (assemblage) Ansammlung, die
2. adjective
(collected into one) zusammengefügt; (collective) gesamt

the aggregate amount — der Gesamtbetrag

3. transitive verb
1) verbinden [Material, Stoff] (into zu); ansammeln [Reichtum]
2) (unite) vereinigen
* * *
adj.
sich belaufen auf adj. n.
Aggregat -e n.
Gesamtmenge f.
Summe -n f.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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