积
accumulate; product; indigestion
Meanings
4 senses · 20 examplesverb
to accumulate; to gather; to amass
Used for the gradual gathering of things, experiences, or quantities over time.
He has accumulated a stamp collection over many years.
A thick layer of snow accumulated in the yard.
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Many a little makes a mickle; he eventually saved enough for the trip.
His work experience was gained through gradual accumulation over time.
Do not let unprocessed documents pile up.
adjective
long-accumulated; deep-seated
Describes habits, problems, or conditions that have built up over a long period.
Old habits die hard; his smoking habit has lasted for twenty years.
There are many long-standing abuses in this department that need reform.
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They harbor deep-seated resentment towards each other.
Clearing the backlog of cases is a priority for the court.
The company is working hard to eliminate its long-accumulated financial weakness.
noun
indigestion; food retention (in children)
technicalA Traditional Chinese Medicine term for indigestion or food stagnation, common in children.
This child has indigestion and often has a stomachache.
The doctor said he has food retention and should eat less greasy food.
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If a baby has milk indigestion, they will vomit milk.
The mother often gives the child a Chinese massage to relieve indigestion.
Dietary therapy recipes for treating infantile indigestion are very effective.
noun
product (mathematics)
technicalShort for 乘积, the result of multiplication in mathematics.
The product of five and six is thirty.
Please calculate the product of these two factors.
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In mathematics, the symbol for product is the multiplication sign.
The product of these numbers is very large.
The teacher asked the students to find the area of the rectangle.