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/əˈkriːʃn//əˈkriːʃn/The word "accretion" has its roots in Latin. In Latin, the verb "accerre" means "to grow or increase by gradual addition." This verb is derived from "acerus," which means "to grow" or "to augment." The term "accretion" first appeared in English in the 15th century, borrowed from the Latin verb. Initially, it referred to the process of growth or increase in size or amount through gradual additions. In the 17th century, the term took on a more scientific meaning, referring to the accumulation of matter, such as dust or gas, in a specific location, like a planet's surface. Today, "accretion" is used in various fields, including astronomy, biology, and chemistry, to describe the process of gradual growth or accumulation of matter or energy.
a layer of a substance or a piece of matter that is slowly added to something
một lớp chất hoặc một phần vật chất được thêm từ từ vào thứ gì đó
the process of new layers or matter being slowly added to something
quá trình các lớp hoặc vật chất mới được thêm từ từ vào thứ gì đó
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