| 释义 |
cumulative美 ['kjumjələtɪv] 英 ['kjuːmjʊlətɪv] - adj.（在力量或重要性方面）聚积的；累计的；累积的
- 网络渐增的；积累的；累积性
Adj.+n. cumulative effect,cumulative process adj. increasing,snowballing,swelling,growing,accumulative 1. | （在力量或重要性方面）聚积的，积累的，渐增的having a result that increases in strength or importance each time more of sth is added |
| the cumulative effect of human activity on the world environment 人类活动对世界生态环境日积月累的影响 |
2. | 累计的；累积的including all the amounts that have been added previously |
| the monthly sales figures and the cumulative total for the past six months 每月的销售数字和过去六个月的累计总数 |
adj. | 1. 累积,积累的,积累性的,逐渐积累的,日积月累的;蓄积性的 6. 【法律】(证据等与同一事实)相重的;(判刑等)加重的 1. 累积,积累的,积累性的,逐渐积累的,日积月累的;蓄积性的 6. 【法律】(证据等与同一事实)相重的;(判刑等)加重的 |
adj. | 1. becoming successively larger, stronger, or more effective 2. resulting from successive additions 3. describes an interest or dividend payment that is added to the next payment rather than being paid out when it falls due 4. describes preferred stocks whose holder has the right to claim dividend arrears before dividends are distributed to holders of common stock 5. describes a more severe punishment imposed on somebody who has previously committed the same crime 6. used to describe a sentence or prison term that follows another consecutively 7. relating to the sum of the number of times a variable has a specific value totaled over all the values of the variable that are less than a given value 8. describes an error that increases as more measurements are taken 9. developing or increasing gradually as a result of more and more additions 1. becoming successively larger, stronger, or more effective 2. resulting from successive additions 3. describes an interest or dividend payment that is added to the next payment rather than being paid out when it falls due 4. describes preferred stocks whose holder has the right to claim dividend arrears before dividends are distributed to holders of common stock 5. describes a more severe punishment imposed on somebody who has previously committed the same crime 6. used to describe a sentence or prison term that follows another consecutively 7. relating to the sum of the number of times a variable has a specific value totaled over all the values of the variable that are less than a given value 8. describes an error that increases as more measurements are taken 9. developing or increasing gradually as a result of more and more additions |
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