Definition
Definition of acervate - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
plantDated growing in compact clusters or heapsDated
- The acervate flowers were tightly packed together.
2.
accumulated formDated heaped up or accumulatedDated
- The acervate leaves formed a natural compost in the garden..
Origin of acervate
Latin, acervus (heap)
Examples of acervate in a sentence
Acervate clusters of mushrooms dotted the forest floor. The acervate snow blocked the mountain pass. Acervate debris filled the abandoned house.
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- French:en grappes, entassé, ...
- German:gehäuft, angesammelt, ...
- Italian:acervato, accumulato, ...
- Spanish:acervado, acumulado, ...
- Portuguese:aglomerado, acumulado, ...
- Chinese:密集丛生的, 堆积的, ...
- Japanese:密集した, 積み重なった, ...
- Arabic:مُتَجَمِّع, مُتَراكِم, ...
- Hebrew:צָפוּף, מְצוּבָּר, ...
- Russian:гроздевой, нагроможденный, ...
- Ukrainian:купчастий, накопичений, ...
- Hindi:सघन, ढेर, ...
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