LookItUpaccumulate
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈkjuːmjəleɪt/
Forms: accumulating, accumulated
accumulate means: To collect more and more things over time.
verb
COLLECTB2
To collect more and more things over time.
- She accumulated a lot of books.
- You can accumulate useful experience in this job.
- How did so much dust accumulate here?
BUILD UPB2
To become greater in amount or number over time.
- The debts began to accumulate.
- Snow accumulated outside the door overnight.
- Small problems can accumulate if you ignore them.
Questions about accumulate
What does accumulate mean?
To collect more and more things over time.
What is accumulate in other languages?
Türkçe: biriktirmek · Español: acumular · Français: accumuler · Deutsch: ansammeln · Italiano: accumulare · 日本語: 蓄積する
How do you pronounce accumulate?
It is pronounced /əˈkjuːmjəleɪt/.
How do you use accumulate in a sentence?
She accumulated a lot of books. You can accumulate useful experience in this job.
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