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Definition of accumulating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
gradual increaseresulting from gradual increase
- The accumulating interest on the loan was becoming a burden.
- The accumulating snow made travel difficult.
- Accumulating data over time can reveal trends.
Origin of accumulating
Latin, accumulare (heap up)
Terms with accumulating included in their meaning
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accumulating
accumulate items for a purpose
storage
box for accumulating items for a specific purpose
accumulation
accumulating over time
gambling
pool of money accumulating until won
collection
collecting or accumulating in a common place
research
involved in accumulating data or information
accumulating
accumulate gradually over time
accumulation
practice of accumulating goods
accumulation
act of accumulating or gathering over time
benefits accumulation
accumulating benefits or rights gradually
science
process of accumulating or laying down material
collection
accumulating or gathering something
resources
related to accumulating a large supply of something
finance
preferred stock with unpaid dividends accumulating until paid
quantity
accumulating in large quantities
accumulation
substance accumulating within cells or tissues
strategic advantage
accumulating labor resources for competitive advantage
science
accumulating over time
accumulating substances
having the ability to accumulate gases, liquids, or solutes on its surface
rapid increase
rapidly increasing or accumulating
work
accumulating tasks or items
gold hoard
belief in the importance of accumulating precious metals
total buildup
total amount or result of accumulating
finance
describing stock with accumulating unpaid dividends
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- French:accumulé, ...
- German:anhäufend, ...
- Italian:in crescita, ...
- Spanish:acumulativo, ...
- Portuguese:crescente, ...
- Chinese:增加的, ...
- Japanese:徐々に増加する, ...
- Arabic:تَرَاكُمِي, ...
- Hebrew:מִצְטַבֵּר, ...
- Russian:накапливающийся, ...
- Ukrainian:зростаючий, ...
- Hindi:संचयी, ...
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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