amassing

英 [əˈmæsɪŋ]

美 [əˈmæsɪŋ]

v.  (尤指大量)积累，积聚
amass的现在分词

COCA.45509

柯林斯词典

• VERB 积聚；收集
  If youamasssomething such as money or information, you gradually get a lot of it.
  1. How had he amassed his fortune?
     他是如何积累财富的呢？

双语例句

• Don't be crazy about amassing material things.
  不要过分追逐物质上的东西。
• The amassing of colours makes them so real that you can even physically smell them.
  颜料的堆积使那些花草显得那种的真实，你仿佛可以闻到他们的气味。
• We have no interest in amassing personal information about our customers.
  我们无意积累客户的个人信息。
• Marked by acquiring or amassing.
  以渴望或者不断积聚为特点。
• They are accustomed to crunching numbers in their jobs, and often feel more comfortable amassing such quantitative data when considering a purchase.
  他们在工作中已经习惯于处理各种数字，在考虑收购时收集此类数据，通常会令他们感到更舒服。
• England, referred to as Great Britain by this time, was amassing political, economic, and military power at breath-taking speed.
  当时被称为大不列颠的英格兰正以惊人的速度积聚政治、经济和军事力量。
• The study of taxonomy must necessarily involve the amassing of an encyclopaedic knowledge of plants.
  分类学研究一定要积累广博的植物知识。
• This goal doesn't need to be something extraordinary, such as amassing an enormous fortune, creating a nationwide or even a global business chain, or writing a bestseller.
  这个目标不一定是非常令人吃惊的事，比如赚一大笔财富、建立全国乃至世界范围内的连锁事业、或是写一本热门畅销书。
• Honesty is incompatible with amassing a large fortune.
  诚实与积聚大量财产是不相容的。
• I'd get back to my amassing as soon as possible, if you don't mind.
  我象尽快回家去，假如你不介意的话。