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

• Many US officials and economists have also previously blamed China for stoking up the credit bubble earlier this decade by amassing vast foreign exchange reserves, which were invested in debt markets.
  许多美国官员和经济学家此前也曾指责中国，在21世纪初期通过累积庞大的外汇储备助长了信贷泡沫，这些储备被投资于债务市场。
• They gobble up capital that China's genuinely private firms could use far more efficiently, amassing bad debts that will eventually cause China big trouble.
  这些大型企业攫取了原本可以让小型企业更加有效利用的资本，同时囤积了会给中国带来大问题的坏债。
• The hackers'goals have changed from getting attention to hiding, amassing compute resources, and stealing information.
  黑客们的目的已经从吸引人们注意改变成了隐藏、聚集计算机资源并盗取信息。
• 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。
• But pursuing these unorthodox tactics – while amassing a sizeable fortune – appears to have riled some party leaders.
  但是，采用此类非正统的战术与此同时聚敛大笔财富似乎激怒了一些党内领导人。
• Marked by acquiring or amassing.
  以渴望或者不断积聚为特点。
• 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。
• And often they are more famous for amassing a fortune rather than making the world a better place.
  他们出名通常更多是因为所聚集的财富，而不是让这个世界变得更美好。
• 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。
• They may believe that amassing wealth would give them more freedom, security, and ability to help those they love.
  他们也许相信大量积累的财富会带给他们更大的自由、保障和帮助亲友的能力。