1.for a long time2.over many years3.old4.advanced in age+1 条 1.age-old (malpractice)2.long established (corrupt practices)3.deeply rooted (superstition)
1.accumulated anger2.pent-up fury
1.to accumulate manure2.to lay down compost
(of food) to retain in stomach due to indigestion (TCM)
1.(of gloomy thoughts etc) to smolder; to accumulate in one's mind2.accumulated anxiety
1.to coalesce2.to accumulate
1.official reserves2.accumulated fund
1.alluvial deposit2.alluvium
table of scores (in exams or sports league)
1.altocumulus2.high cumulus cloud
indefinite integral (math.)
1.floor area2.occupied area3.footprint (of a building, piece of equipment etc)
1.lit. to have accumulated knowledge and deliver it slowly (idiom)2.good preparation is the key to success3.to be well prepared
1.lit. pile up gold and jade2.very rich
calculus (branch of mathematics)
(idiom) always at loggerheads; never able to agree with sb; unable to get on with sb
to accumulate work causes sickness (idiom); to fall ill from constant overwork
1.lit. piling up dirt eventually creates a mountain (idiom)2.fig. success is the cumulation of lots of small actions
(idiom) many little things add up to sth great; many little drops make an ocean
1.year in, year out (idiom)2.(over) many years
to accumulate merit and virtue
Accumulated evil will be repaid in suffering (idiom).
1.storing grain against a famine2.to lay sth by for a rainy day3.also written 积谷防饥
accumulated habits become custom
old habits are hard to change (idiom)
(idiom) to stockpile provisions in preparation for war
to add fuel to the flames
ingrained habits are hard to overcome (idiom); bad old practices die hard
to accumulate gold and jewels (idiom); prosperous
a wrong repeated becomes right (idiom); a lie or an error passed on for a long time may be taken for the truth
see 积石山保安族东乡族撒拉族自治县[jī shí shān bǎo ān zú dōng xiāng zú sā lā zú zì zhì xiàn]
see 聚沙成塔[jù shā chéng tǎ]
cross product (of vectors)
direct product (in set theory)
to pile up layer upon layer