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No. 2,829 in French

cumul

"Cumul" means "accumulation" or "combination" in English.

In a sentence

  • Le cumul de tâches au travail peut entraîner du stress.

    The accumulation of tasks at work can lead to stress.

    In this sentence, 'cumul' refers to the accumulation or gathering of tasks, highlighting its general usage in contexts involving aggregation.

  • En politique, le cumul des mandats est souvent débattu.

    In politics, the accumulation of mandates is often debated.

    Here, 'cumul' specifically refers to the holding of multiple positions or responsibilities simultaneously, which is a common term in political discourse.

  • Le cumul des points lors du jeu l'a mené à la victoire.

    The accumulation of points during the game led him to victory.

    In this example, 'cumul' pertains to accumulating game points, showcasing its application in competitive or quantifiable situations.

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