average out

英 [ˈævərɪdʒ aʊt]

美 [ˈævərɪdʒ aʊt]

（将…）平均为

经济

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB-ERG （将…）平均为
  If a set of numbersaverage out toa particular figure or if youaveragethemout tothat figure, their average is calculated to be that figure.
  1. There are six glasses of wine in one bottle, which averages out to 50p a glass...
     一瓶酒可以分6杯，平均一杯50便士。
  2. Averaging it out between us there's less than £10 a month each to live on.
     咱俩把这笔钱平均分一下，每人每月的生活费还不到10英镑。

英英释义

verb

• compute the average of
  Synonym:average
• amount to or come to an average, without loss or gain
  1. The number of hours I work per work averages out to 40
  Synonym:average

双语例句

• Average one out of ten travelers is killed or robbed by bandits on the road.
  平均起来，十名旅行者当中就有一名被路上的强盗打劫杀害。
• If you average it out, it comes to one car stolen every three minutes.
  你要是平均一下，就可以算出每三分钟有一辆汽车被偷。
• The extreme good and bad returns average out, resulting in a reduction of risk without affecting expected return.
  把最好与最坏报酬的投资标的放在同一组合中抵销彼此，在不影响期望报酬下，降低风险；
• You're no crazier than the average asshole out walking around on the streets.
  你们跟街上的混蛋没有什么两样！
• Many Nordic companies pay senior executives well below the international average, out of concern that the wage gap between the highest and lowest earners does not grow too large.
  出于工资收入高低差距增长不宜过大的考虑，多数北欧公司的高管薪酬远低于国际平均水平。
• RESULT There were total 4 069 epidemic cases, 130 of which were missed out. The average missed out rate was 3.19%.
  结果共调查传染病患者4069例，漏报130例，总平均漏报率为3.19%。
• Variability declines as the ownership period increases – good and bad years average out.
  当持有时间增加，波动性会降低&最好的几年会和最差的几年互相抵销；
• There will some more difficult stadiums and some easier ones so the work will average out to be of a similar complexity.
  会有些更难的场子，也会有写较容易的场子，但是平均来看是相似的复杂度。
• Between the 2001 and 2009 surveys, on average, six out of 10 of alumni secured a more senior job following their MBA.
  在2001年至2009年的调查期间，平均有6成的学员在读完MBA后得到了更高的职位。
• The average works out roundly at100.
  平均算下来大体为100。