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Meanings of aggregator in English

Portuguese
agregador
Catalan
col·leccionador

A person who collects things.

agregador
Usage of aggregator in English
1
We didn't want to be another aggregator of somebody else's television work.
Wired
2
The movie scores a 67 percent positive rating on review aggregator rottentomatoes.com.
Reuters
3
These include credit card provider Brex, digital bank Monzo and data aggregator Plaid.
Reuters
4
Rightwing news aggregator Matt Drudge also gives secession house room on his Report.
The Guardian
5
My news aggregator gave me everything I wanted and nothing more.
Wired
6
At review aggregator rottentomatoes.com, the movie rates a 100 percent positive.
Reuters
7
Retailers previously used Yandex as an aggregator, offering customers links to their shops.
Reuters
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He started Frontier Vision in 1995 as an aggregator of small cable-television operators.
Wired
9
They're an aggregator with an area of expertise, and they'll outsource the rest.
Wired
10
The film received a 73 rating from aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes.
Reuters
11
It debuted with a score of 84 on Metacritic, a review aggregator site.
The South African
12
Review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a 94 percent positive rating.
Reuters
13
Nearly every news aggregator put Apple's new leadership situation ahead of hurricane Irene evacuations.
Wired
14
Social news aggregator Digg.com has released its free iPhone app in the App Store.
Wired
15
Huffington said that the Huffington Post was often wrongly viewed as only an aggregator.
The Guardian
16
At time of writing, there are 31 reviews on the aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes.
The Irish Times
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Translations for aggregator
Aggregator through the time
Aggregator across language varieties
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