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

• Marked by acquiring or amassing.
  以渴望或者不断积聚为特点。
• There are report of the troops amassing near the border.
  有报导说这军队在边界附近集结。
• Former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates made headlines a few weeks ago when he decided to join Twitter, amassing hundreds of thousands of followers within just a few hours of signing up for the service.
  前微软总裁比尔·盖茨几周前刚刚登上头条，当时他决定加入Twitter，几小时后，盖茨就拥有了成千上万的follower。
• The artist calls it'compulsive hoarding ', a personality disorder that compels the amassing of one's belongings.
  这位艺术家说，这是“强迫性囤积”，一个人格障碍，迫使人去积聚。
• I admire this enlightened life philosophy, rather than a relentless obsession with amassing yet more personal wealth.
  我钦佩这种开明的生活哲学，而不是无尽地痴迷于积累更多的个人财富。
• We have no interest in amassing personal information about our customers.
  我们无意积累客户的个人信息。
• In addition to entering the political arena, Chinese women are also amassing personal fortunes.
  除了参政，中国妇女还忙于累积个人财富。
• 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。
• 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。