Pronunciation: /əˈkjuːmjəˌleɪtərz/
noun a device or mechanism that stores energy or information for later use
A1 Accumulators are used in calculators to store numbers temporarily.
A2 Students in science class learned about the function of accumulators in batteries.
B1 The company's financial report showed a decrease in profits due to high costs of accumulators.
B2 The engineer designed a new system with improved accumulators for better energy storage.
C1 The research team conducted experiments to test the efficiency of different types of accumulators.
C2 The advanced technology company developed a groundbreaking product using cutting-edge accumulators.
formal The company invested in high-quality accumulators to store excess energy.
informal My dad bought some new accumulators for his workshop.
slang I heard those cool kids are all about those fancy accumulators.
figurative Her mind was like a series of accumulators, storing memories and experiences for later use.
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