aggregator
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- noun
- /ˈæɡrɪˌɡeɪtər/
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agregador
- I am launching a social networking aggregator application for the iPhone in about 3 weeks.
- web aggregator
- news aggregator
- feed aggregator
Yeah, and it's basically just a like score aggregator is what it seems like.
- Yeah, and it's basically just a like score aggregator is what it seems like.
- You have to go through a distributor or an aggregator and, and they're pickier than they were.
- We had sold out screenings in San Jose and OC and then I sold through an aggregator.
- Like I've inverted, everything's been inverted into this consumption world where the aggregator of Twitter or tech meme is kind of funneling what I find.
- So Max, So what you're saying is you are an aggregator in a in a, in a, an interface that filters according to sliders.
Examples
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The website acts as an aggregator, collecting articles from multiple sources for easy access.
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A third-party aggregator could, for example, act as a centralized hub through which master contracts are solicited and advertised.
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You do realize, being an aggregator and news outlet, that we cover trends, right?
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You will need an aggregator to download, organize, and read your web feeds.
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The advantage of a web-based aggregator is that it can be accessed from any computer with Internet access.
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Use a feed aggregator, such as Google Reader, to follow technology blogs.
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Third, aggregators can notify you immediately of new content such as breaking news.
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RealClearPolitics is a political news and polling data aggregator based in Chicago, Illinois.
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Postano is a social media aggregator that is a powerful social media visualization tool.
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Third-party aggregators organize multiple procurement units with similar requirements into one contract and then manage the contract.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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A person who gathers and keeps special items like stamps
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An agency that supplies articles and photos to many newspapers
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A person who collects and puts together information from different sources for a book or report
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A person or company that joins several debts into one payment
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A person or thing that brings separate parts and information together
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Etymology
The word aggregator comes from aggregate, which is built on the root greg meaning 'flock' or 'group'. Think of gathering many small things into one group—an aggregator collects items or information from different places and puts them together for others to use.