massing

發音: US [mæs] UK [mæs]

同義字

accrete accumulate amass build up concentrate conglomerate gather collect pile (up) stack (up)

n.	1. 【軍】集團縱隊,密集隊形 2. 【物】質量 3. 【礦】體 4. 塊,堆,團 5. 大量;大宗;衆多;大部分,大半;主體;總體 6. 彌撒;彌撒的儀式[禱告,音樂];彌撒曲 7. 群衆,集團;群衆;民衆
v.	1. 使成一團;集中(力量等);【軍】使密集 2. 集中,聚集

Where every Catholic went to Mass of a Sunday.
資料來源: B. Moore
His priest at Cwmbran celebrated mass.
資料來源: P. Toynbee
It was important to assist souls in purgatory with Masses, indulgences and prayers.
資料來源: D. Cupitt
Wanda had been to the one o'clock Polish mass at Brompton Oratory.
資料來源: M. Spark
When the magnet as a mass is in motion.
資料來源: W. R. Grove
Adjacent to us rose the mighty mass of the Finsteraarhorn.
資料來源: J. Tyndall
But all these virtues mass themselves in the Greek mind into the two main ones.
資料來源: J. Ruskin
A nationwide movement designed to mass anti-war support.
資料來源: Boston Sunday Herald

歐洲 >> 德國 >> 集結

n.	1. a large quantity or number; a lot 2. a lump or amount of a substance that does not have a clear or definite shape 3. a large crowd of people; ordinary people who are not rich or famous. This word usually shows that you think ordinary people are not important or intelligent 4. the main religious ceremony of the Roman Catholic church; a piece of music written for some of the prayers in the mass 5. the amount of matter that something contains
v.	1. to come together and form a large group; to bring people together and make them form a large group
adj.	1. involving or affecting a large number of people