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Definition of accumulated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
collectiongathered or collected over time
- The accumulated data was crucial for the research..
- The accumulated leaves blocked the gutter.
- She reviewed the accumulated evidence before making a decision.
Expressions with accumulated
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total past profits kept in an organization instead of being distributed
The firm used its accumulated surplus to fund the new factory.
total depreciation recorded for an asset over time
The accumulated depreciation for the machine is $5,000.
total interest grown on money over time up to a certain date
The statement shows the accumulated interest on your savings account this year.
Origin of accumulated
Latin, accumulare (to heap up)
Terms with accumulated included in their meaning
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accumulated items
accumulated postage stamps gathered by a collector
accumulation
mass of material accumulated by wind or water
knowledge
accumulated knowledge and understanding over time
organization
process accumulated items or requests
accumulated residue
residue or debris accumulated over time
accumulated
having increased in size or intensity over time
finance
accumulated over a period of time
finance
interest calculated on principal and accumulated interest
accumulation
accumulated over time
finance
savings accumulated for retirement
medical
accumulated lack of sleep that needs to be recovered
accounting
ledger showing accumulated costs classified in various ways
hidden wealth
accumulated wealth stored secretly or in large amounts
cumulative
accumulated from the beginning of the month
capital expenses
fund accumulated to meet future capital expenses
accumulated dirt
dirt or filth that has accumulated
contaminated lubricant
used oil or fat that has accumulated dirt and debris
accumulation
accumulated over time
water removal
device that removes water accumulated in a sump basin
growth
accumulated over time
collection
collected or accumulated over time
finance
amount of money or benefit that has accumulated
gerontology
accumulated damage in biological structures
growth
grown or accumulated gradually
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- French:accumulé, ...
- German:angesammelt, ...
- Italian:raccolto, ...
- Spanish:reunido, ...
- Portuguese:reunido, ...
- Chinese:积累的, ...
- Japanese:蓄積された, ...
- Arabic:متراكم, ...
- Hebrew:צָבוּר, ...
- Russian:собранный, ...
- Ukrainian:накопичений, ...
- Hindi:संचित, ...
Definition of accumulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
processtr./intr. gather things together over a period of timetr./intr.
- She will accumulate books over the years.
2.
growthintr. increase in quantity graduallyintr.
- The snow will accumulate overnight.
Origin of accumulate
Latin, accumulare (heap up)
Examples of accumulate in a sentence
He managed to accumulate enough points to win. Dust can accumulate on surfaces quickly. Savings accumulate over time with interest.
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- French:accumuler, s'accumuler, ...
- German:ansammeln, zunehmen, ...
- Italian:accumulare, accumularsi, ...
- Spanish:acumular, acumularse, ...
- Portuguese:juntar, acumular-se, ...
- Chinese:积累, 堆积, ...
- Japanese:蓄積する, 積もる, ...
- Arabic:جَمَعَ, تراكم, ...
- Hebrew:לִצְבּוֹר, לְהִצְטַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:накапливать, накапливаться, ...
- Ukrainian:накопичити, накопичувати, ...
- Hindi:जमा करना, जमना, ...
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