accumulator in Portuguese

accumulator in Portuguese is acumulador — accumulator means a person or thing that builds something up over time.

acumulador

noun

What does "accumulator" mean?

noun A person or thing that builds something up over time.
"He is a great accumulator of bad jokes."
noun A rechargeable battery that stores electricity using a liquid chemical inside.
"Looks like it's time to recharge the accumulator again."
noun A single bet covering several results in a row, where the winnings from each roll onto the next.
"The largest payout for a bet on a horse race was $1,627,084 after tax, paid to Britons Anthony Speelman and Nicholas Cowan on their $64 nine-horse accumulator at Santa Anita Racecourse, California, in 1987."
noun A set of springs that takes the strain off a rope, used for example in deep-sea dredging.

He is a great accumulator of bad jokes.
Looks like it's time to recharge the accumulator again.
The largest payout for a bet on a horse race was $1,627,084 after tax, paid to Britons Anthony Speelman and Nicholas Cowan on their $64 nine-horse accumulator at Santa Anita Racecourse, California, in 1987.

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What is "accumulator" in Portuguese?

"accumulator" in Portuguese is acumulador. accumulator means: A person or thing that builds something up over time.

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