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factor something in
phrasal verb with factorverbuk /ˈfæk.tər/ us /ˈfæk.tɚ/
(alsofactor something into something)
to include something when you are doing a calculation, or when you are trying to understand something: 把…因素包括进去
People are earning more, but when inflation is factored in, they are no better off.人们挣得更多了，但将通货膨胀因素考虑在内，他们并没有比以前宽裕。
The age of the patients and their overall health must be factored into the results.在评价治疗效果时，必须将患者的年龄和他们的整体健康状况等因素考虑进去。
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factor in something | American Dictionary
factor in something
phrasal verb with factorverb
to consider information, esp. as something that might influence a result:
It’s going to feel like 110° there when you factor in the humidity.
factor sth in | Business English
factor sth in
phrasal verb with factorverb[ T ]uk /ˈfæktər/us
(alsofactor sth into sth)
to include or consider a particular fact when you are planning or calculating something:
Her salary is not that high when childcare costs and medical insurance are factored in.
Are increases in mortgage repayments factored into the calculation of the cost of living index?
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