average

UK:  ['æv(ə)rɪdʒ]

US:  ['æv(ə)rɪdʒ]

复数：averages  过去分词：averaged  现在分词：averaging  

adj.

1.平均的

2.普通的,一般,寻常的,平平常常的;平庸的

3.普通的,一般的

4.中等的

5.通常的

6.最低

7.普遍的

8.典型

9.【商业】按海损估价的

n.

1.一般水平,平均标准

2.平均,平均数

3.平均得分

4.底子

5.【商业】海损;海损费用;(给领航的)报酬

v.

1.(为得到更有利的平均价格而)买进(或)卖出(更多的股票、货物等)

2.平均,均分

3.平均是

1 . The group had an average age of 34 and had slightly more men than women. Of these, 39 percent had a history of mental health problems.
受调查者平均34岁，男性略多于女性。其中39%的人曾出现心理健康问题。

2 . She tested the 11-year-olds and found that the highest reading age was that of an average nine-year-old.
她给该校所有11岁大的女孩做了一个测试，发现她们的阅读只有一个普通九岁孩子的水平。

3 . The pool is not large enough to serve the workload, if average number of active threads is constantly close to maximum size of the pool.
如果活动线程的平均数时常接近线程池的最大大小，这说明该线程池太小，不足以满足工作量。

4 . But well, although the movie wasn't really good but i think that an average movie is at least better than a bad movie.
虽然这部电影不是很好看，但是总的来说比其他烂电影好一点。

5 . Kobe Bryant, needs only himself. Shooting like a magician over players that are six foot six on average, he hits nothing but net.
科比-布莱恩特只需要他自己。像个魔术师一样的投篮高于平均身高六尺六的队员们，而他投中的只是篮筐。