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agglomeration

/əˌɡlɒm.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine ungeordnete Anhäufung oder Masse verschiedener Dinge bezeichnet oder den Vorgang, Dinge zu einer solchen Masse zusammenzutragen.

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noun

/əˌɡlɒm.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine ungeordnete Anhäufung oder Masse verschiedener Dinge bezeichnet oder den Vorgang, Dinge zu einer solchen Masse zusammenzutragen.

A noun referring to a jumbled collection or mass of various items, or the act of gathering things together into such a mass.

  1. Jumbled collection or massC1formal

    A disorderly or mixed collection of items or elements gathered together.

    deAnhäufung

    • The attic was an agglomeration of old furniture, books, and forgotten toys.
    • The city is an agglomeration of different cultures and architectural styles.
    • His essay was an agglomeration of unrelated ideas and facts.

    Synonymeassortmentclutterconglomerationfarragohodgepodgejumblemedleymiscellanymishmashmixturepotpourriragbag

  2. Process of collecting into a massC1formal

    The act or process of gathering separate things into a single mass or cluster.

    deAnhäufung

    • The agglomeration of small particles into larger ones is a key step in the manufacturing process.
    • Urban agglomeration refers to the expansion of cities as populations cluster together.
    • The agglomeration of data from various sources helped create a comprehensive report.

    Synonymeaccumulationaggregationclusteringcoalescencecollectionconglomerationgathering

    Antonymedispersaldispersiondissolutionscatteringseparation

Formen
  • agglomerations plural form
  • agglomerations' possessive plural form
  • agglomeration's possessive singular form
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