accumulating
present participle ofaccumulate
| 单词 | accumulating |
| 释义 | accumulating present participle ofaccumulate accumulate verb uk/əˈkjuː.mjə.leɪt/us/əˈkjuː.mjə.leɪt/C2[T] tocollectalargenumberof things over alongperiodoftime: Aspeopleaccumulate morewealth, theytendtospendagreaterproportionoftheirincomes. Thecompanysaid thedebtwas accumulated duringitsacquisitionof nineindividualbusinesses. We've accumulated so muchrubbishover theyears. C2[I] tograduallyincreaseinnumberoramount: Athicklayerofdusthad accumulated in theroom. If you don't go through thepapersonyourdeskon aregularbasis, they justkeepon accumulating.
Collecting and amassing
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