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a cut above average better than average. John isn't the best mechanic in town, but he's a cut above average. above average higher or better than the average. Max's grades are always above average. See also: above average something up to calculate the average of a set of figures. Please add these figures and average them up. Please average up all the monthly expenses for the previous year. Will you please average these figures up on the calculator? See also: up average out (at something) and average out (to something) to equal something as the average of a set of figures. The figures averaged out at what was expected. Will the charges average out to a reasonable figure? Over time, our expenses will average out to a low monthly outlay. See also: out below average lower or worse than average. Tom's strength is below average for a child his size. Dad asked why my grades are below average. See also: below on the average and on average generally; usually. On the average, you can expect about a 10 percent failure rate. This report looks OK, on average. the law of averages the probability that you will get one result about the same number of times as another if you do something often enough By the law of averages we can't give a good performance every night of the tour. See also: law average out to something to equal an amount over a period of time I think our hotel costs would average out to thirty-five or forty dollars a night per person. See also: out on the average also on average usually Health conditions were on the average pretty good. Women on average tend to be more interested in shopping than men are. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of on average (when two or more amounts are added together and divided by the number of amounts) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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