Definition
Definition of cumulating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
accumulationRare gathering or amassingRare
- The cumulating data points to a clear conclusion.
2.
growthRare increasing gradually over timeRare
- The cumulating evidence suggests a significant trend.
Origin of cumulating
Latin, cumulare (to heap up)
Examples of cumulating in a sentence
Cumulating complaints led to a policy change. The cumulating data points to a clear conclusion. Cumulating stress can lead to health issues.
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- French:cumulant, cumulatif, ...
- German:sammelnd, kumulierend, ...
- Italian:raccogliendo, cumulativo, ...
- Spanish:amontonando, acumulativo, ...
- Portuguese:reunido, acumulativo, ...
- Chinese:聚集的, 累积的, ...
- Japanese:蓄積している, 累積する, ...
- Arabic:مُتَراكِم, تَراكُمي, ...
- Hebrew:מִצְטַבֵּר, מִתְרַבֶּה, ...
- Russian:накапливающиеся, накопительные, ...
- Ukrainian:збиральний, накопичувальний, ...
- Hindi:संचित, बढ़ता हुआ, ...
Definition of cumulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
heapTECH. gather or collect things, often over timeTECH.
- Dust can cumulate on shelves if not cleaned.
Adjective
collectionTECH. collected into a massTECH.
- The cumulate leaves covered the ground.
Origin of cumulate
Latin, cumulare (to heap up)
Examples of cumulate in a sentence
Over years, savings can cumulate into a sizable amount. The cumulate debris blocked the path. Cumulate snow formed a thick layer on the roof.
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- French:cumuler, accumulé, ...
- German:sich ansammeln, angesammelt, ...
- Italian:accumulare, accumulato, ...
- Spanish:acumular, acumulado, ...
- Portuguese:acumular, acumulado, ...
- Chinese:积累, 堆积的, ...
- Japanese:蓄積する, 積もった, ...
- Arabic:تَرَاكَمَ, مجمَّع, ...
- Hebrew:לִצְבּוֹר, נֶאֱסָף, ...
- Russian:накапливаться, собранный, ...
- Ukrainian:накопичуватися, накопичений, ...
- Hindi:जमा करना, संचित, ...
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