averages

發音: US [ˈæv(ə)rɪdʒ] UK ['æv(ə)rɪdʒ]

同義字

norm normal par standard

n.	1. 【商】海損;海損費用;(給領航的)報酬 2. 一般水平,平均标準 3. 平均,平均數
adj.	1. 【商】按海損估價的 2. 平均的 3. 普通的,一般的
v.	1. (爲得到更有利的平均價格而)買進(或)賣出(更多的股票,貨物等) 2. 平均 3. 平均,均分 4. 平均是

I never can make out whether Father's hearing is below the average or above it.
資料來源: I. Compton
Those whose husbands earned just a few shillings above the average for the street.
資料來源: R. Hoggart
We played an average of five days a week.
資料來源: R. Davies
The average age appeared to be about fifty.
資料來源: Arnold Bennett
In a democracy..it was safer to be average.
資料來源: E. Glasgow
Average distance run per week: two hundred miles.
資料來源: W. H. Auden
There was something very unattractive about the average man's pyjamas.
資料來源: B. Pym
The sale of the book..averaged a thousand copies a year.
資料來源: D. Masson
Over twenty years I have probably averaged five hundred words a day for five days a week.
資料來源: G. Greene
It averaged about two dollars per day for the two of us.
資料來源: R. Lardner

n.	1. the amount, level, standard, etc. that is typical of a group of people or things 2. an amount that is calculated by adding several numbers together and dividing the total by the original number of things you added together
adj.	1. around a usual or ordinary level or standard; neither good nor bad; like most others of the same type 2. not very good 3. calculated by adding a group of numbers together and dividing the total by the amount of numbers
v.	1. to usually do, have, involve, etc. a particular level or amount