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conglomeration

/kənˌɡlɒm.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/kənˌɡlɒm.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее совокупность или массу различных вещей или частей, собранных вместе, часто образующих округлое или смешанное целое.

A noun referring to a collection or mass of various different things or parts gathered together, often forming a rounded or mixed whole.

  1. Rounded spherical formC1formal

    A rounded, spherical shape or mass.

    ruОкруглая сферическая форма

    • The rock formation was a natural conglomeration of minerals.
    • The artist sculpted a conglomeration of clay into a sphere.
    • Under the microscope, the cells formed a conglomeration.

    Synonymsballglobuleorbspherespheroid

  2. Collection of diverse itemsB2formal

    A sum total of many different things gathered together.

    ruСкопление разнородных предметов

    • The museum displayed a conglomeration of artifacts from various cultures.
    • His essay was a conglomeration of ideas from different sources.
    • The market offered a conglomeration of goods from around the world.

    Synonymsassortmentfarragohodgepodgejumblemedleymelangemiscellanymishmashmixturemotleypatchworkpotpourriragbag

  3. Mixed occurrenceC1formal

    An event or situation that combines miscellaneous things into a more or less rounded mass.

    ruСмешанное явление

    • The festival was a conglomeration of music, dance, and food.
    • The city's architecture is a conglomeration of styles from different eras.
    • The report was a conglomeration of data from various studies.

    Synonymsassortmenthodgepodgejumblemedleymiscellanymishmashmixturepatchworkpotpourri

Forms
  • conglomerations plural form
  • conglomerations' possessive plural form
  • conglomeration's possessive singular form
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