原级：aggregate
第三人称单数：aggregates
第三人称复数：aggregates
现在分词：aggregating
1. 聚集,集合：agent剂,因素 | aggregated聚集,集合 | akin同族的,类似的
2. 合计持仓：aggregate value 总值;合计价值 | aggregated 合计持仓 | positions aggregated risk 合计风险
3. 合计的：advances:预付,放账 | aggregated:合计的 | allowance for doubtful:坏账准备
1. This presumably means a concrete set of goods and services, admittedly so complex that it can only be aggregated and accounted for in money equivalents.
2. Now their rural and urban contribution records instead are aggregated to ensure that they can build up entitlement to a pension throughout their working life.
3. aggregated
3. Watching the aggregated behavior of others in the market provides essential information about the best exit method to use in the current market conditions.
4. The development of the DCE will directly reflect the aggregated growth of the service industry in northeast China.
5. The target aggregated overseas direct investment until 2010 will amount to 6 billion dollars with more Chinese companies exploring opportunities abroad.
6. Asia and Latin America together account for 90 percent of China's aggregated overseas investment.
7. Aggregated environmental woes could bring irreparable damage to the environment and threaten the very existence of human beings.
8. The report said online information can be swiftly aggregated and amplified through micro blogs and that companies should understand how to mitigate their risks.
9. It is not so much outsourcing itself that has suddenly been discovered, but that so much of it has been aggregated in China in the last decade.
10. aggregated
10. Combined customers'deposits at all 99 stock brokerages that reported figures dropped an aggregated 50 percent in the three years to the end of 2011.
adj
1. formed of separate units gathered into a mass or whole
e.g. aggregate expenses include expenses of all divisions combined for the entire year
the aggregated amount of indebtedness
Synonym: aggregate aggregative mass