positive; beneficial; constructive; having a favorable effect on a situation

surface area; the size of a flat surface or region

to accumulate or build up gradually; to gather over a period of time

enthusiasm; zeal; activeness; the drive or spirit to make progress or take proactive action

points or credits accumulated over time, such as in sports competitions, academic programs, or customer loyalty schemes

A fund set aside from a company's profits or collected from members for corporate use or public welfare

volume; bulk; the amount of space that an object occupies

large tracts of land; a wide physical area

total area; overall surface area

to gather, heap up, or increase by successive additions over time

to settle and accumulate at the bottom of a liquid; to form a deposit

Money or property that has been saved and accumulated over time

water that has collected and is not flowing; a puddle or flood

to heap or pile up; to accumulate

to keep in stock for a long time; to pile up or delay handling goods, work, or documents

An active supporter or enthusiast who takes the initiative to participate in an activity or cause.

accumulated snow; snow cover; snow mantle

to gather together; to build up; to amass

the volume that a container can hold; interior volume

to gradually accumulate or deposit over a long period of time, especially used for culture, wisdom, traditions, or ideology

To collect or accumulate manure and compost for use as fertilizer

to stock up on goods or lay in supplies, often for the purpose of market speculation or to corner a market

The ratio of a building's total floor area to the size of the piece of land upon which it is built

to save or accumulate money or items bit by bit; to collect small amounts over a long period of time

toy building or stacking blocks for children, typically made of wood or plastic

to accumulate; to store or save up

to silt up or deposit sediment

calculus; the combined branch of mathematics covering [[微分|微分|wei1 fen1]] and [[积分|積分|ji1 fen1]]

sediment; deposition; natural accumulation of rock fragments or biological remains moved and dropped by air, water, or ice

to build up gradually through daily and monthly accumulation over a long period

to store up; to lay up; to accumulate resources or goods over time

the total area of the outer surfaces of an object

piled up like a mountain; a huge amount of something; a mountain of something, such as paperwork or bills

to plan actively over a long period; to scheme and calculate incessantly to achieve an end (usually used with negative connotations)

Initial accumulation of capital or resources, historically referring to the forced exploitation used to build early capitalist wealth; also used in a modern sense for the initial gathering of assets by a business.

to have accumulated deep knowledge and release it sparingly; success comes from long-term preparation and solid foundations

to accumulate or harbor resentment over a long period

A medical condition where fluid builds up inside the brain; symptoms often include headaches, vomiting, seizures, or loss of consciousness.

To perform good deeds or charitable acts to build up spiritual merit

the result of multiplying two or more numbers together

A legal case that has remained unsolved or unprocessed for a long time; backlogged case

inner product; the dot product of two vectors

(idiom) many small things add up to something great; many little drops make an ocean

to accumulate, collect, or build up over time; to gather together from a small amount into a larger amount

long-standing habits or deep-rooted problems are difficult to change; ingrained bad practices are hard to overcome

to fall ill or break down from constant overwork over a long period of time

weakness or decline that has accumulated or persisted over a long period of time; degeneration

to hoard goods and corner the market, waiting for a shortage or high demand to sell at an inflated price for profit; to speculate

to have food accumulate in the stomach due to indigestion; often used in the context of traditional Chinese medicine