aggregate

• Qualifie ce qui est formé ou calculé en réunissant de nombreuses unités ou éléments distincts ; total, global.

Formed or calculated by the combination of many separate units or elements; total.

1. Total or combinedB2formal

   Formed or calculated by the combination of many separate units or amounts.

   agrégé, total cumulé

   • The aggregate cost of the project exceeded the budget.
   • Aggregate demand in the economy has increased this quarter.
   • The aggregate score from all judges determined the winner.

   Synonymescollectivecombinedcumulativeoveralltotalunitedwhole

   Antonymesindividualseparatesingle

2. Collected togetherC1formal

   Gathered into a whole or mass.

   agrégé

   • The aggregate data from the survey was analyzed.
   • They presented the aggregate results of the experiment.
   • The aggregate effect of the policies was positive.

   Synonymesaccumulatedcollectivecombinedgatheredtotalunified

   Antonymesindividualseparatesingle

• Nom désignant un tout formé par la réunion de plusieurs éléments distincts, employé notamment dans la construction, la finance ou l'analyse de données.

A noun referring to a whole formed by combining several different elements, often used in construction, finance, or data analysis.

1. Total sumB2formal

   A whole formed by combining several separate elements or amounts.

   Total agrégé

   • The aggregate of all donations reached $50,000.
   • In aggregate, the company's profits increased by 15%.
   • The aggregate of the data shows a clear trend.

   Synonymesamountcombinationmasssumtallytotaltotalitywhole

   Antonymescomponentelementfractionindividualpart

2. Construction materialB2formaltechnical

   A mixture of sand, gravel, crushed stone, or other materials used in making concrete.

   Granulat

   • The construction site requires a large supply of aggregate.
   • Concrete is made from cement, water, and aggregate.
   • The aggregate was delivered to the building site yesterday.

• Verbe désignant l'action de rassembler ou de combiner plusieurs éléments ou quantités en une somme ou un ensemble unique, ou de former un total à partir de parties.

A verb used to indicate the act of collecting or combining multiple items or amounts into a single total or group.

1. Collect or combineB2formal

   To gather together or combine into a single group or total.

   agréger, regrouper

   • The software aggregates data from multiple sources.
   • We need to aggregate the results from all the surveys.
   • The company aggregates user feedback to improve its products.

   Synonymesaccumulateamassassemblecollectcombinecompileconglomerategatherpoolunite

   Antonymesdispersedividescatterseparatesplit

2. Form a totalB2formal

   To reach a total amount or sum.

   s'élever à, totaliser

   • The costs aggregate to over one million dollars.
   • The votes aggregated in favor of the new policy.
   • The scores from all rounds aggregate to determine the winner.

   Synonymescome tosumtotal