consolidation in German
consolidation in German is Konsolidierung — consolidation means the process of making something firmer or bringing separate things together, or the result of this.
consolidation in German
Konsolidierung
The act or process of consolidating, making firm, or uniting; the state of being consolidated.
What does "consolidation" mean?
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noun The process of making something firmer or bringing separate things together, or the result of this.
"The consolidation of the two small schools created one larger, better funded school."
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noun Several actions joined together and treated as a single one.
"The consolidation of three loans into one monthly payment simplified her budget."
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noun A medical term for tissue becoming solid and dense, most often used when a lung that should be full of air becomes hardened like this.
"The areas of lung dysventilation with an absence of alveolar air are visualized in the form of consolidations adjacent to the pleural line."
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consolidation in a sentence
- The consolidation of the two small schools created one larger, better funded school.
- After rapid growth, the team needed a period of consolidation.
- The consolidation of three loans into one monthly payment simplified her budget.
- Consolidation of the reports into a single document saved everyone time.
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What is "consolidation" in German?
"consolidation" in German is Konsolidierung. consolidation means: The process of making something firmer or bringing separate things together, or the result of this.
How do you use "consolidation" in a sentence?
Example: "The consolidation of the two small schools created one larger, better funded school." In German, "consolidation" is Konsolidierung.
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