accumulation 的定义
- act or state of accumulating; state of being accumulated.
- that which is accumulated; an accumulated amount, number, or mass.
- growth by continuous additions, as of interest to principal.
accumulation 近义词
gathering or amassing
accumulation 的近义词 32 个
- accretion
- aggregation
- build-up
- growth
- inflation
- pile
- quantity
- accession
- addition
- agglomeration
- aggrandizement
- augmentation
- chunk
- collecting
- collection
- conglomeration
- enlargement
- gob
- heap
- hoarding
- hunk
- increase
- intensification
- mass
- multiplication
- stack
- stock
- store
- trove
- amassment
- up
- upping
accumulation 的反义词 10 个
更多accumulation例句
- Still, the accumulation of data about dogs provides a good foothold from which to extrapolate and reach toward answers to those questions.
- Wealth accumulation in the tech world has been eye-popping during the pandemic as the shift of everything from work, shopping, schooling and entertainment online has boosted demand for digital services.
- In recent years, climate warming, accumulation of dead wood on the forest floor and a buildup of small trees—which serve as “ladder fuels,” moving fire from the forest floor up into the canopy—have led to hotter, larger wildfires.
- They temporarily put aside the gradual accumulation of undergraduate math and skipped ahead to the vanguard of the field.
- We can build shielding that accounts for a changing environment, but not even the best models for future debris accumulation can predict everything.
- For Reid, wealth accumulation has come from a steady diet of land deals and playing the market.
- A brown tacky gleam of years of paint accumulation covers the three-story apartment.
- And if you go through enough of it, this accumulation comes to be your calling card of wisdom.
- In both countries, the rulers place the accumulation of wealth far ahead of the welfare of the nation.
- Ends: When eyelash-ice-accumulation renders you blind, your frozen tears only compounding the problem.
- This Method can be readily applied to events in ancient or modern times, or to an accumulation of facts in the sciences, &c.
- If Madame Roland's letter dismissed him from office, her letter also restored him again with an enormous accumulation of power.
- He simply revelled in it; not because he cared about money as such, but because the accumulation of wealth fascinated him.
- The time needed for the slow accumulation of the whole series of deposits must have been very considerable.
- Does the character of such change by the accumulation or the long pressure of the very same—not new, evils?