averaged

英 [ˈævərɪdʒd]

美 [ˈævərɪdʒd]

v.  平均为; 计算出…的平均数
average的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：averaged　过去式：averaged　

BNC.36828 / COCA.20486

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 平均数；均值
  Anaverageis the result that you get when you add two or more numbers together and divide the total by the number of numbers you added together.
  1. Take the average of those ratios and multiply by a hundred.
     算出那些比率的平均值再乘以100。
  2. Averageis also an adjective.
     
  3. The average price of goods rose by just 2.2%...
     商品平均价格只上涨了2.2％。
  4. Of America's million millionaires in 1985, the average age was 63.
     1985年美国上百万的百万富翁的平均年龄是63岁。
• N-SING 约数;平均值
  You useaverageto refer to a number or size that varies but is always approximately the same.
  1. It takes an average of ten weeks for a house sale to be completed.
     售出一幢房子平均需要10周的时间。
• ADJ 一般的;通常的;普通的
  Anaverageperson or thing is typical or normal.
  1. The average adult man burns 1,500 to 2,000 calories per day...
     普通成年男子每天消耗的热量为1,500到2,000卡路里。
  2. Packaging is about a third of what is found in an average British dustbin.
     英国垃圾桶里平均约有1/3是产品包装。
• N-SING 正常数量;一般水平
  An amount or quality that isthe averageis the normal amount or quality for a particular group of things or people.
  1. Most areas suffered more rain than usual, with Northern Ireland getting double the average for the month.
     大部分地区降雨超过通常水平，北爱尔兰地区本月的降水量则为平均值的两倍。
  2. Averageis also an adjective.
     
  3. £2.20 for a beer is average.
     一杯啤酒价格通常为2.2英镑。
  4. ...a woman of average height.
     一个中等身材的妇女
• ADJ-GRADED 普通的；寻常的；一般的
  Something that isaverageis neither very good nor very bad, usually when you had hoped it would be better.
  1. I was only average academically.
     我的学习成绩一般。
• VERB （一段时间内）平均值为
  Toaveragea particular amount means to do, get, or produce that amount as an average over a period of time.
  1. We averaged 42 miles per hour.
     我们的平均时速是每小时42英里。
  2. ...pay increases averaging 9.75%.
     9.75％的工资平均增长幅度
• PHRASE 平均起来；按平均值
  You sayon averageoron an averageto indicate that a number is the average of several numbers.
  1. American shares rose, on average, by 38%...
     美国股票价格平均上涨了38％。
  2. On an average we would be spending £300 per day.
     平均下来，我们每天要花费300英镑。
• PHRASE 基本上；大体上
  If you say that something is trueon average, you mean that it is generally true.
  1. On average, American firms remain the most productive in the world.
     总体来讲，美国公司在全球范围内还是产值最高。
• law of averages→ see:law

双语例句

• He averaged 19.1 points and 9.3 rebounds and 1.9 blocked shots in his career.
  职业生涯中获得了场均19.1的得分，9.3个篮板球，和1.9次封盖。
• The statisticians averaged out the number of people receiving college degrees in every one thousand persons.
  统计学家算出了每千人中受大学教育的平均数。
• Ten of the trailing values of the X and Y coordinate history are averaged together.
  X和Y坐标历史的十个痕迹（trailing）值一起取平均值。
• Using the long-time averaged occupation probability method, we quantitatively study the dynamical localization of system.
  使用长时间平均占据概率方法，我们定量考察了系统的动态局域化行为。
• They averaged the loss/ profits among themselves.
  他们自己平均分担了损失／均分了利润。
• Firstly, commercial capital takes its share of the surplus value and the averaged profit.
  首先，商业资本也参加了剩余价值的瓜分，同时也参与了利润的平均化。
• This means that in contrast with interval averaged metrics, the aggregates retain their values across intervals.
  这表示，与时间间隔平均指标相反，聚合将它们的值保留在时间间隔中。
• The researchers averaged the two samples to get a more reliable figure to take into account age and season.
  研究人员取了两组样本的平均数，以得到一个更可靠的数字，从而把年龄和季节因素考虑进去。
• This is lower than data for 2007, when schools averaged close to 60 clients.
  这比2007年的水平还要低，当时平均每所学校的客户接近60个。
• Henry's taxes averaged out to about a fourth of his income.
  亨利交付的税款平均为他收入的四分之一左右。