cumulative

cumulative

英汉词典

形容词：

1. 1. 累积的，逐渐增加的。

名词：

1. 1. 累积。

词语辨析：

cumulative可以形容数量或效果逐渐增加的情况，表示一种递增的趋势。

词汇扩充：

1. cumulative effect 累积效应

2. cumulative total 累积总数

近义词：

accumulative, increasing, growing

反义词：

decreasing, diminishing, reducing

柯林斯词典

形容词：Something that is cumulative increases or is added to over a period of time.

名词：If you talk about the cumulative of something, you are referring to the total amount of it that there is, or that has accumulated over a period of time.

牛津词典

形容词：Increasing or increased in quantity, degree, or force by successive additions.

名词：The increasing sum of a sequence of numbers, or the total of a series of amounts.

用法

例句：

1. 1. The cumulative effect of years of smoking can be detrimental to your health.


2. 2. The company saw a cumulative increase in profits over the last quarter.


3. 3. The cumulative total of all donations reached $1 million.


4. 4. The benefits of exercise are cumulative and long-lasting.


5. 5. Her savings grew gradually, with a cumulative effect over time.


6. 6. The cumulative impact of climate change is becoming more evident each year.


7. 7. The student's grades showed a cumulative improvement throughout the semester.


8. 8. Each additional layer of paint had a cumulative effect on the color intensity.


9. 9. The company's debt continued to grow, with a cumulative effect on its financial stability.


10. 10. The cumulative total of attendees at the conference exceeded expectations.