average

US /ˈævərɪdʒ, ˈævrɪdʒ/

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UK /'ævərɪdʒ/

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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Total of numbers divided by the number of items

The average age for students in high school is 16, because most of them are aged 14-18

v.t.Transitive VerbTo add numbers then divide by the number of items

I will average his test scores to find out his grade in the class

adj.AdjectiveTypical or normal; usual; ordinary

The man was average looking, he looked the same as everyone else

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Think about the characteristics of your average baby:
Think about the characteristics of your average baby:

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And they're not like your average skin cell
And they're not like your average skin cell

10:30

the average american reads only one book a year.
the average american reads only one book a year.

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lets you hear is your average never seen a
lets you hear is your average never seen a

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Well, that's the estimated average temperature on the surface of Barnard's Star B, so,
Well, that's the estimated average temperature on the surface of Barnard's Star B, so,

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The Eiffel Tower is mostly made of iron and its average height is about 324 meters.
The Eiffel Tower is mostly made of iron and its average height is about 324 meters.

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Phobos orbits Mars at a average distance of 9,400 kilometres, once every 7½ hours.
Phobos orbits Mars at a average distance of 9,400 kilometres, once every 7½ hours.

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I mean, the average age of the party leadership
I mean, the average age of the party leadership

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Because success is alergic to average.. Are you hearing what I am telling you?
Because success is alergic to average.. Are you hearing what I am telling you?
Success and average have nothing to do with each other.
Success and average have nothing to do with each other.

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On average, a dog can learn a maximum of 165 words at one time.
On average, a dog can learn a maximum of 165 words at one time.
They are so good that in some studies, dogs score higher on average than toddlers at interpreting adult human body language.
They are so good that in some studies, dogs score higher on average than toddlers at interpreting adult human body language.