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accrued

/əˈkruːd/

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adjective

/əˈkruːd/C1formalbusiness
  • ruОписывает то, что накопилось или увеличилось с течением времени, обычно используется в финансовом или бухгалтерском контексте.

Describes something that has accumulated or increased over time, typically used in financial or accounting contexts.

  1. Accumulated over timeB2formalbusiness

    Something that has gradually increased or accumulated over a period, especially in financial contexts.

    ruНакопленный

    • The accrued interest on the savings account was added to the balance.
    • She had accrued vacation days from working overtime.
    • The company reported accrued expenses for the quarter.

    Synonymsaccumulatedbuilt-up

    Antonymsdecreaseddepleteddiminished

Forms
  • more accrued comparative form
  • most accrued superlative form
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verb

accrue/əˈkruː/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения накопления или увеличения чего-либо с течением времени, особенно финансовых или юридических выгод.

A verb used to indicate the accumulation or increase of something over time, especially financial or legal benefits.

  1. Accumulate over timeB2formal

    To increase or grow gradually over a period of time, especially in terms of money, benefits, or interest.

    ruНакапливаться

    • Interest will accrue on your savings account monthly.
    • The company's debts accrued over several years.
    • Benefits accrue to employees who stay with the company long-term.

    Synonymsaccumulateamassbuild upcollectgrowincreasemount up

    Antonymsdecreasedepletediminishdissipatedwindlewane

  2. Result from somethingC1formal

    To come as a natural result or consequence of an action or situation.

    ruПроистекать

    • Many advantages accrue from regular exercise.
    • Experience and wisdom accrue with age.
    • Significant profits accrued from the new investment strategy.

    Synonymsarisederiveemanateensueflowfollowissueoriginateresultstem

Forms
  • accrued past participle
  • accrued past simple
  • accruing present participle
  • accrues third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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