1. It was an average piece of work.
    那是一件普通的产品。

1. He averaged nine hours'' work a day.
    他平均每天工作九小时。

2. average什么意思

2. The rainfall average s 800 mm. a year.
    平均每年降雨量为800毫米。

1. An average of two students are absent each day.
    每天平均有两个学生缺席。

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1. 平均值：交互作用代表了问题与问题之间的互相交叉作用. 交互作用常常比主因子作用更为重要,因为交互作用能扩大与缩小主因子作用. 一份调查报告若能对这两种作用都能进行分析,那将是完美的. 题号 内容 平均值(Average) 相关系数(Correlation)

2. average：ave.; 安打率

3. average：avg.; 平均数

1. 平均数；均值
    An average is 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.

    e.g. 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. 约数;平均值
    You use average to refer to a number or size that varies but is always approximately the same.

    e.g. 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。

3. 一般的;通常的;普通的
    An average person or thing is typical or normal.

    e.g. 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。
    e.g. 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。

4. 正常数量;一般水平
    An amount or quality that is the average is the normal amount or quality for a particular group of things or people.

    e.g. 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。

5. 普通的；寻常的；一般的
    Something that is average is neither very good nor very bad, usually when you had hoped it would be better.

    e.g. I was only average academically.
           我的学习成绩一般。

6. （一段时间内）平均值为
    To average a particular amount means to do, get, or produce that amount as an average over a period of time.

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    e.g. We averaged 42 miles per hour.
           我们的平均时速是每小时42英里。
    e.g. ...pay increases averaging 9.75%.
           9.75％的工资平均增长幅度

7. 平均起来；按平均值
    You say on average or on an average to indicate that a number is the average of several numbers.

    e.g. American shares rose, on average, by 38%...
           美国股票价格平均上涨了38％。
    e.g. On an average we would be spending £300 per day.
           平均下来，我们每天要花费300英镑。

8. 基本上；大体上
    If you say that something is true on average, you mean that it is generally true.

average是什么意思

    e.g. 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。

9. law of averages -> see law

相关词组：average out

1. an intermediate scale value regarded as normal or usual

    e.g. he is about average in height
           the snowfall this month is below average

2. a statistic describing the location of a distribution

    e.g. it set the norm for American homes

    Synonym: norm

3. (sports) the ratio of successful performances to opportunities

1. compute the average of

    Synonym: average out

2. achieve or reach on average

    e.g. He averaged a C

3. amount to or come to an average, without loss or gain

    e.g. The number of hours I work per work averages out to 40

    Synonym: average out

1. lacking special distinction, rank, or status
    commonly encountered

    e.g. average people
           the ordinary (or common) man in the street

    Synonym: ordinary

2. around the middle of a scale of evaluation

    e.g. an orange of average size
           intermediate capacity
           medium bombers

    Synonym: intermediatemedium

3. approximating the statistical norm or average or expected value

    e.g. the average income in New England is below that of the nation
           of average height for his age
           the mean annual rainfall

    Synonym: mean(a)

4. relating to or constituting the middle value of an ordered set of values (or the average of the middle two in a set with an even number of values)

    e.g. the median value of 17, 20, and 36 is 20
           the median income for the year was $15,000

    Synonym: median(a)

5. relating to or constituting the most frequent value in a distribution

    e.g. the modal age at which American novelists reach their peak is 30

    Synonym: modal(a)

6. lacking exceptional quality or ability

    e.g. a novel of average merit
           only a fair performance of the sonata
           in fair health
           the caliber of the students has gone from mediocre to above average
           the performance was middling at best

    Synonym: fairmediocremiddling