accumulate

accumulate
1. transitive verb
(gather) sammeln; machen, (fachspr.) akkumulieren [Vermögen]; (along the way) einsammeln; (produce) einbringen [Zinsen, Gewinne] (for somebody jemandem)
2. intransitive verb
[Menge, Staub:] sich ansammeln; [Schnee, Geld:] sich anhäufen
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[ə'kju:mjuleit]
verb
((usually of things) to gather or be gathered together in a large quantity: Rubbish accumulates very quickly in our house.) sich anhäufen
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- accumulator
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ac·cu·mu·late
[əˈkju:mjəleɪt]
I. vt
▪ to \accumulate sth etw ansammeln
to \accumulate evidence Beweismaterial sammeln
to \accumulate interest Zinsen akkumulieren fachspr
to \accumulate wealth Reichtümer anhäufen
to \accumulate capital Kapital aufbauen
II. vi sich ansammeln; debt sich ansammeln, sich akkumulieren; interest aufzinsen fachspr; evidence sich häufen
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[ə'kjuːmjʊleɪt]
1. vt
ansammeln, anhäufen, akkumulieren (form); evidence sammeln; (FIN) interest akkumulieren or zusammenkommen lassen
2. vi
sich ansammeln or akkumulieren (form); (possessions, wealth also) sich anhäufen; (evidence) sich häufen
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accumulate [əˈkjuːmjʊleıt; US auch -məˌl-]
A v/t ansammeln, auf-, anhäufen, akkumulieren, auch TECH (auf)speichern, auch PSYCH (auf)stauen
B v/i anwachsen, sich anhäufen oder ansammeln oder akkumulieren, auch TECH sich speichern, auch PSYCH sich stauen:
accumulated demand WIRTSCH Nachholbedarf m;
accumulated earnings pl (Bilanz) thesaurierter Gewinn;
accumulated interest aufgelaufene Zinsen pl;
accumulated losses pl US Bilanzverlust m;
accumulated value Endwert m
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1. transitive verb
(gather) sammeln; machen, (fachspr.) akkumulieren [Vermögen]; (along the way) einsammeln; (produce) einbringen [Zinsen, Gewinne] (for somebody jemandem)
2. intransitive verb
[Menge, Staub:] sich ansammeln; [Schnee, Geld:] sich anhäufen
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v.
akkumulieren v.
anhäufen v.
ansammeln v.
anwachsen v.
auflaufen v.
kumulieren v.
speichern v.
zunehmen v.

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