cumulatively
adverb uk/?kju?.mj?.l?.t?v.li/ us/?kju?.mj?.l?.t??v.li/
累积地|日积月累地
in a way that increases by one addition after another
Cumulatively these studies are telling a very similar story. 日积月累地，这些研究都指向类似的情况。
Average home prices will rise only 4 percent cumulatively over the next two years. 在接下来的两年里，平均房价仅会累积上升四个百分点。
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- Cumulatively, I've been sleep-deprived for nearly a decade now.
- Quality programmes tend to be made up of a lot of little things which cumulatively add up to something important.
- Property tax collections cumulatively rose 5 percent last year.
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