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buildup

/ˈbɪld.ʌp/

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noun

/ˈbɪld.ʌp/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс или результат постепенного накопления, а также благоприятную рекламу и похвалу, направленные на продвижение кого-либо или чего-либо.

A noun referring to the process or result of gradual accumulation, or to favorable publicity and praise intended to promote someone or something.

  1. Accumulation processB2formal

    The act of gradually increasing or gathering something over time.

    ruНакопление

    • The buildup of pressure in the tank caused a leak.
    • Regular buildup of plaque can lead to tooth decay.
    • The buildup of troops near the border worried the neighboring country.

    Synonymsaccretionaccumulationaggregationcollectiongatheringgrowthincrease

    Antonymsdeclinedecreasediminutionreduction

  2. Result of accumulationB2formal

    The final amount or state resulting from a gradual increase or gathering.

    ruНакопление

    • There was a significant buildup of snow on the roads.
    • The buildup of stress eventually affected his health.
    • The chemical buildup in the water made it unsafe to drink.

    Synonymsaccretionaccumulationcollectiongrowthheapincreasemass

    Antonymsdecreasedepletionreduction

  3. Favorable publicity or praiseB2informal

    Highly positive promotion or praise given to someone or something before an event or release.

    ruРеклама или похвала

    • The movie received a lot of buildup before its premiere.
    • The buildup for the product launch was intense.
    • All the buildup for the concert made it a huge success.

    Synonymsadvertisementballyhooboosthypeplugpromotionpublicitypuffery

Forms
  • buildups plural form
  • buildups' possessive plural form
  • buildup's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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