aggregate in Italian
aggregate in Italian is aggregato, aggregare — aggregate means a total formed by combining several separate amounts or items.
aggregate in Italian
aggregato
aggregare
What does "aggregate" mean?
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noun A total formed by combining several separate amounts or items.
"The team won 5-3 on aggregate over two legs."
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noun Sand, gravel, or crushed stone used in construction, especially in making concrete.
"The mix combines cement, sand, and aggregate."
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adj Formed by combining separate items or amounts into a total.
"The aggregate score determined the winner."
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verb To combine separate items into a total or single group.
"The software aggregates data from multiple sources."
aggregate in a sentence
- The team won 5-3 on aggregate over two legs.
- In aggregate, sales rose by ten percent this year.
- The mix combines cement, sand, and aggregate.
- Trucks delivered aggregate for the new road surface.
Similar words in Italian
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "aggregate" in Italian?
"aggregate" in Italian is aggregato, aggregare. aggregate means: A total formed by combining several separate amounts or items.
How do you use "aggregate" in a sentence?
Example: "The team won 5-3 on aggregate over two legs." In Italian, "aggregate" is aggregato, aggregare.
Are there other ways to say "aggregate" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "aggregate": aggregato, aggregare.
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