Pronunciation: /əkˈsɛləˌreɪt/
noun the act of accelerating or the state of being accelerated
A1 The car's acceleration was impressive.
A2 The acceleration of the spaceship was enough to reach Mars.
B1 The company plans to accelerate its expansion into new markets.
B2 The new technology will accelerate the production process significantly.
C1 The government implemented policies to accelerate economic growth.
C2 The CEO's decision to accelerate the merger led to a successful acquisition.
verb to cause to move faster or to happen sooner
A1 Planes accelerate down the runway before taking off.
A2 The car accelerated as it approached the traffic light.
B1 The company plans to accelerate its expansion into new markets.
B2 The new technology will accelerate the production process and increase efficiency.
C1 The government implemented policies to accelerate economic growth.
C2 Researchers are constantly seeking ways to accelerate scientific advancements.
formal The company implemented a new strategy to accelerate its growth in the market.
informal I need to accelerate my study schedule if I want to pass the exam next week.
slang Let's floor it and accelerate down the highway!
figurative His encouragement helped accelerate my progress in learning a new language.
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