累
accumulate; repeatedly; implicate
Meanings
3 senses · 15 examplesverb
accumulate; gather over time
formalUsed for gradually accumulating things, knowledge, or quantities over time.
We finally mastered this skill through years of daily and monthly study.
The population of this city has reached a scale of tens of thousands.
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He has accumulated rich teaching experience.
These materials were accumulated over many years by me.
Daily and monthly exercise has made him physically strong.
adverb
repeatedly; consecutively
formalUsed to describe repeated actions or continuous situations, often with negative or formal connotations.
This student repeatedly refuses to correct his mistakes, which troubles the teacher greatly.
This article talks about this topic at great length, making people feel boring.
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We gathered together for consecutive days, sharing each other's life stories.
He worked overtime for consecutive months and finally finished this project.
This company was repeatedly complained about and finally had its business license revoked.
verb
implicate; involve in trouble
formalUsed to describe being involved in a lawsuit or trouble due to others' actions.
He was implicated in prison due to his friend's criminal behavior.
This economic crisis implicated countless small and medium-sized enterprises.
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Don't implicate yourself because of my mistake.
This case implicated multiple government officials.
He lost his job due to being implicated.