average in Latin
average in Latin is mediocris — average means a single value that represents the typical or central figure in a set of numbers, usually found by adding them up and dividing by how many there are.
average in Latin
mediocris
What does "average" mean?
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noun A single value that represents the typical or central figure in a set of numbers, usually found by adding them up and dividing by how many there are.
"The average temperature in July was 28 degrees."
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adjective Typical or ordinary; neither especially good nor especially bad.
"It was just an average Tuesday at the office."
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verb To calculate the average of a set of numbers, or to amount to an average figure over time.
"The company averaged ten new customers a day last month."
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average in a sentence
- The average temperature in July was 28 degrees.
- Her test scores were well above average this term.
- It was just an average Tuesday at the office.
- The company averaged ten new customers a day last month.
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What is "average" in Latin?
"average" in Latin is mediocris. average means: A single value that represents the typical or central figure in a set of numbers, usually found by adding them up and dividing by how many there are.
How do you use "average" in a sentence?
Example: "The average temperature in July was 28 degrees." In Latin, "average" is mediocris.
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