cumulative in Greek
cumulative in Greek is αθροιστικός, συσσωρευτικός — cumulative means increasing or building up in stages, with each addition adding to what came before.
cumulative in Greek
αθροιστικός
Pronounced: athroistikos
Incorporating all current and previous data up to the present or at the time of measuring or collating.
συσσωρευτικός
Pronounced: syssoreftikos
Incorporating all current and previous data up to the present or at the time of measuring or collating.
What does "cumulative" mean?
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adjective Increasing or building up in stages, with each addition adding to what came before.
"The cumulative effect of years of small savings added up to a comfortable retirement."
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cumulative in a sentence
- The cumulative effect of years of small savings added up to a comfortable retirement.
- His cumulative GPA improved every semester.
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What is "cumulative" in Greek?
"cumulative" in Greek is αθροιστικός, συσσωρευτικός. cumulative means: Increasing or building up in stages, with each addition adding to what came before.
How do you pronounce αθροιστικός?
"cumulative" in Greek is αθροιστικός, pronounced "athroistikos".
How do you use "cumulative" in a sentence?
Example: "The cumulative effect of years of small savings added up to a comfortable retirement." In Greek, "cumulative" is αθροιστικός, συσσωρευτικός.
Are there other ways to say "cumulative" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "cumulative": αθροιστικός, συσσωρευτικός.
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