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Définition et signification de « accretion » en anglais

Accretion
01

accrétion, accumulation progressive

the process of something growing or increasing slowly over time as new parts are added 
informations grammaticales
statut d’animéité
abstrait
composition morphologique
composé
indénombrable
Exemples
The slow accretion of knowledge shaped her expertise. 

L'accrétion lente des connaissances a façonné son expertise.

02

l'accroissement, l'accrétion

the process by which a beneficiary's portion of an estate grows because another co-beneficiary dies, rejects the inheritance, or fails to qualify 
Exemples
Under the will, her inheritance increased through accretion. 

En vertu du testament, son héritage a augmenté par acquisition.

03

l'accrétion, l'accumulation

the gradual expansion of land caused by soil, sand, or sediment carried by water and deposited along the shore or riverbanks 
Exemples
The delta grew due to the constant accretion of sediment. 

Le delta s'est agrandi en raison de l'accrétion constante de sédiments.

04

accumulation, couche

the process of growth caused by the gradual buildup or sticking together of small parts or particles 
Exemples
Coral reefs form through the accretion of calcium carbonate layers. 

Les récifs coralliens se forment par l'accrétion de couches de carbonate de calcium.

05

accrétion, agrégation

the process by which planets, stars, or other celestial bodies form as gravity pulls together surrounding gas, dust, and debris 
Exemples
The Earth was formed through the accretion of cosmic material. 

La Terre s'est formée par l'accrétion de matière cosmique.

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