accrued

• Describe algo que se ha acumulado o incrementado con el tiempo, usado frecuentemente en contextos financieros o contables.

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.

   Acumulado (a lo largo del tiempo)

   • 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.

   Sinónimosaccumulatedbuilt-up

   Antónimosdecreaseddepleteddiminished

• Verbo que indica acumulación o aumento gradual de algo con el tiempo, especialmente beneficios financieros o legales, o derechos e intereses.

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.

   Acumularse con el tiempo

   • 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.

   Sinónimosaccumulateamassbuild upcollectgrowincreasemount up

   Antónimosdecreasedepletediminishdissipatedwindlewane

2. Result from somethingC1formal

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

   sobrevenir como consecuencia

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

   Sinónimosarisederiveemanateensueflowfollowissueoriginateresultstem