cumulatively

常見例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• This drug has a cumulative effect.
  這種藥有漸增的效力。

用作表語: S+be+～

• Scientific knowledge is cumulative.
  科學知識是積累起來的。

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雙語例句

• Cumulatively these transcribed minutes help us to see the gradual changes in policy when both sides were willing to risk rebuff.
  這些點點滴滴的記錄疊加起來，讓我們看到當雙方都愿意甘冒風險，不怕回絕時，政策是如何逐漸轉(zhuǎn)變的。
• Cumulatively, all of these changes amount to a historic merger, at long last, of two technologies that have already proved revolutionary in their own right.
  聚沙成塔，以上種種變化成就了兩項具有歷史意義的新技術(shù)的出現(xiàn)，他們的出現(xiàn)被證明是有革命性意義的。
• It's all of those destructive factors working cumulatively and occurring much more rapidly than scientists had expected.
  所有的破壞性因素都在進行量的積累，并以超出科學家預料的速度突然發(fā)生質(zhì)變。

權(quán)威例句

• Cumulatively and individually, Apple could create a technology behemoth if it should choose to do so.
  FORBES: Apple's Cash: What Could It Buy? (Part II)
• Today the country sports better than 50 billionaires, who are, cumulatively, Asia's wealthiest of the wealthy.
  FORBES: Magazine Article
• Again, taking the recession in 1981, 1991, and 2001, they don't cumulatively equal 8.4 million jobs.
  WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing
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