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'kju:mjulətiv(becoming greater by stages or additions: This drug has a cumulative effect.) acumulativotr['kjʊːmjələtɪv]1 acumulativo,-acumulative ['kju:mjələt̬iv, -.leɪt̬ɪv] adj: acumulativoadj.• acumulado, -a adj.• acumulativo (Matemática) adj.• cumulativo, -a adj.'kjuːmjələtɪvadjective acumulativo['kjuːmjʊlǝtɪv]ADJ cumulativo* * *['kjuːmjələtɪv]adjective acumulativo -
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Se refiere al número de hogares que escuchan la emisión de un programa a lo largo de un período de tiempo. Se denomina también "alcance".English-spanish dictionary of marketing > Cumulative Audience
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10 cumulative dose
dosis acumulativaEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > cumulative dose
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11 cumulative effect
efecto acumulativoEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > cumulative effect
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12 cumulative discharge
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13 cumulative distribution diagram
nHYDROL diagrama de distribución acumulativa mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > cumulative distribution diagram
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14 cumulative distribution function
English-Spanish technical dictionary > cumulative distribution function
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15 cumulative fission yield
nNUCL rendimiento acumulado de fisión mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > cumulative fission yield
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16 cumulative ionization
nNUCL ionización en cascada fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > cumulative ionization
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17 cumulative toxic effect
nPOLL efecto tóxico acumulativo mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > cumulative toxic effect
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18 cumulative working time
nPROD tiempo de funcionamiento acumulativo mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > cumulative working time
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s.déficit acumulativo.
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Cumulative — Cu mu*la*tive (k? m? l? t?v), a. [Cf. F. cumulatif.] [1913 Webster] 1. Composed of parts in a heap; forming a mass; aggregated. As for knowledge which man receiveth by teaching, it is cumulative, not original. Bacon [1913 Webster] 2. Augmenting,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
cumulative — cu·mu·la·tive / kyü myə lə tiv, ˌlā / adj 1: increasing by successive additions 2: tending to prove the same point cumulative testimony 3: following in time Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster … Law dictionary
cumulative — cu‧mu‧la‧tive [ˈkjuːmjlətɪv ǁ leɪtɪv] adjective increasing gradually and having a greater effect as more is added over a period of time: • The state is already saddled with a cumulative deficit of about $73 million. • The company faces… … Financial and business terms
cumulative — cumulative, accumulative, additive, summative are comparable when meaning increasing or produced by the addition of like or assimilable things. Something is cumulative which is constantly increasing or is capable of constant increase (as in size … New Dictionary of Synonyms
cumulative — cumulative, accumulative are both used in the meaning ‘formed or increasing by successive additions’, although cumulative is now more usual (as in cumulative arguments, effect, evidence, force, etc.). Accumulative is however still found, (there… … Modern English usage
cumulative — [kyo͞o′myə lə tiv΄; ] occas. [, kyo͞o′myəlāt΄iv] adj. [see CUMULATE] 1. increasing in effect, size, quantity, etc. by successive additions; accumulated [cumulative interest] 2. taking successive additions into account [a cumulative average] 3.… … English World dictionary
cumulative — (adj.) c.1600, from L. cumulatus, pp. of cumulare to heap, from cumulus heap (see CUMULUS (Cf. cumulus)) + IVE (Cf. ive) … Etymology dictionary
cumulative — [adj] accruing; growing in size or effect accumulative, additive, additory, advancing, aggregate, amassed, augmenting, chain, collective, heaped, heightening, increasing, increscent, intensifying, magnifying, multiplying, snowballing*, summative; … New thesaurus
cumulative — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ increasing or increased by successive additions. DERIVATIVES cumulatively adverb … English terms dictionary
cumulative — adjective Date: 1605 1. a. made up of accumulated parts b. increasing by successive additions 2. tending to prove the same point < cumulative evidence > 3. a. taking effect upon completion of another penal sentence … New Collegiate Dictionary
cumulative — adj. 1 a increasing or increased in amount, force, etc., by successive additions (cumulative evidence). b formed by successive additions (learning is a cumulative process). 2 Stock Exch. (of shares) entitling holders to arrears of interest before … Useful english dictionary