Definition of consolidation in English:

consolidation

noun kənˌsɒlɪˈdeɪʃ(ə)nkənˌsɑləˈdeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1The action or process of making something stronger or more solid.
the permanent consolidation of peace
Example sentencesExamples
- If that happens, we could see a consolidation of his power.
- Is this an act of consolidation on the part of the insurgents?
- The meeting marked the consolidation of the campaign.
- There is, I think, a dangerous consolidation of power moving toward the Defense Department.
- It's exciting that the festival has commissioned new works by local artists and ultimately is supporting the consolidation of our theater.
- It more or less marked the consolidation of the son in his role as leader of the country.
- He promised responsible financial management in a period of consolidation that will get the fundamentals right and plan for the future.
- The farmers' association has joined the debate over the consolidation of the service.
- The interests of the community as a whole favor urban consolidation.
- He feared that the publisher's acquisition plans could result in a consolidation of power the likes of which has not been seen since William Randolph Hearst.
2The action or process of combining a number of things into a single more effective or coherent whole.
a consolidation of data within an enterprise
Example sentencesExamples
- This solution allows for the consolidation of mail infrastructures, with proven overall cost reductions of more than 40 percent.
- Tthe majority of consolidation efforts are focused on physical consolidation of storage resources, but that trend is shifting as technology evolves.
- More businesses want blade servers to enable consolidation of their data centers, such as running databases and other critical applications.
- At least $130 million could be generated solely through the consolidation of the networks.
- With the advent of national companies through attrition and consolidation, competition has widened to a national scope.
- Not only does he foresee more co-op consolidation, he also sees no end to consolidation of farms.
- With academic downsizing, not all programs are necessarily subject to consolidation, downsizing, or elimination.
- He said the current global situation has seen the consolidation of major stock exchanges.
- As mobile phones drive the need for smarter chips, there has been consolidation among semiconductor firms.
- This included hospitals that may have exited the population of rural hospitals through mergers and consolidations.
1. 2.1 The action or process of combining a number of financial accounts or funds into a single overall account or set of accounts.
  a business selling debt consolidation services
  Example sentencesExamples
  Consolidation of claims has led to indiscriminate grouping of claimants with the impaired.
  In most cases, debt consolidation loans are being implemented.
  After the successive expansion of regional and social funding, the emphasis now is very much on budgetary consolidation.
  While most people want to get out of debt using a debt management plan or debt consolidation, many can't afford the payments right now.
  Our hope is you'll see consolidation of that money so we can have a complete statewide overview.
  The group is praising the government's macroeconomic management, fiscal consolidation, and significant progress in structural reforms.
  Debt consolidation and a debt management plan won't do any good if the debtor simply doesn't have any spare cash.
  This process of fiscal consolidation has continued further with the drafting and passage of the budget.
  We are told that debt consolidation now absorbs 80 cents of every tax dollar.
  There is no fund consolidation on the balance sheet.

Definition of consolidation in US English:

consolidation

nounkənˌsäləˈdāSH(ə)nkənˌsɑləˈdeɪʃ(ə)n

1The action or process of making something stronger or more solid.
the permanent consolidation of peace
Example sentencesExamples
- It's exciting that the festival has commissioned new works by local artists and ultimately is supporting the consolidation of our theater.
- He feared that the publisher's acquisition plans could result in a consolidation of power the likes of which has not been seen since William Randolph Hearst.
- The farmers' association has joined the debate over the consolidation of the service.
- Is this an act of consolidation on the part of the insurgents?
- The meeting marked the consolidation of the campaign.
- The interests of the community as a whole favor urban consolidation.
- There is, I think, a dangerous consolidation of power moving toward the Defense Department.
- If that happens, we could see a consolidation of his power.
- He promised responsible financial management in a period of consolidation that will get the fundamentals right and plan for the future.
- It more or less marked the consolidation of the son in his role as leader of the country.
2The action or process of combining a number of things into a single more effective or coherent whole.
a consolidation of data within an enterprise
Example sentencesExamples
- With the advent of national companies through attrition and consolidation, competition has widened to a national scope.
- As mobile phones drive the need for smarter chips, there has been consolidation among semiconductor firms.
- This included hospitals that may have exited the population of rural hospitals through mergers and consolidations.
- More businesses want blade servers to enable consolidation of their data centers, such as running databases and other critical applications.
- At least $130 million could be generated solely through the consolidation of the networks.
- He said the current global situation has seen the consolidation of major stock exchanges.
- This solution allows for the consolidation of mail infrastructures, with proven overall cost reductions of more than 40 percent.
- With academic downsizing, not all programs are necessarily subject to consolidation, downsizing, or elimination.
- Tthe majority of consolidation efforts are focused on physical consolidation of storage resources, but that trend is shifting as technology evolves.
- Not only does he foresee more co-op consolidation, he also sees no end to consolidation of farms.
1. 2.1 The action or process of combining a number of financial accounts or funds into a single overall account or set of accounts.
  a business selling debt consolidation services
  Example sentencesExamples
  In most cases, debt consolidation loans are being implemented.
  After the successive expansion of regional and social funding, the emphasis now is very much on budgetary consolidation.
  There is no fund consolidation on the balance sheet.
  This process of fiscal consolidation has continued further with the drafting and passage of the budget.
  Debt consolidation and a debt management plan won't do any good if the debtor simply doesn't have any spare cash.
  We are told that debt consolidation now absorbs 80 cents of every tax dollar.
  The group is praising the government's macroeconomic management, fiscal consolidation, and significant progress in structural reforms.
  Consolidation of claims has led to indiscriminate grouping of claimants with the impaired.
  While most people want to get out of debt using a debt management plan or debt consolidation, many can't afford the payments right now.
  Our hope is you'll see consolidation of that money so we can have a complete statewide overview.

单词	consolidation
释义	Definition of consolidation in English: consolidation noun kənˌsɒlɪˈdeɪʃ(ə)nkənˌsɑləˈdeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1The action or process of making something stronger or more solid. the permanent consolidation of peace Example sentencesExamples If that happens, we could see a consolidation of his power. Is this an act of consolidation on the part of the insurgents? The meeting marked the consolidation of the campaign. There is, I think, a dangerous consolidation of power moving toward the Defense Department. It's exciting that the festival has commissioned new works by local artists and ultimately is supporting the consolidation of our theater. It more or less marked the consolidation of the son in his role as leader of the country. He promised responsible financial management in a period of consolidation that will get the fundamentals right and plan for the future. The farmers' association has joined the debate over the consolidation of the service. The interests of the community as a whole favor urban consolidation. He feared that the publisher's acquisition plans could result in a consolidation of power the likes of which has not been seen since William Randolph Hearst. 2The action or process of combining a number of things into a single more effective or coherent whole. a consolidation of data within an enterprise Example sentencesExamples This solution allows for the consolidation of mail infrastructures, with proven overall cost reductions of more than 40 percent. Tthe majority of consolidation efforts are focused on physical consolidation of storage resources, but that trend is shifting as technology evolves. More businesses want blade servers to enable consolidation of their data centers, such as running databases and other critical applications. At least $130 million could be generated solely through the consolidation of the networks. With the advent of national companies through attrition and consolidation, competition has widened to a national scope. Not only does he foresee more co-op consolidation, he also sees no end to consolidation of farms. With academic downsizing, not all programs are necessarily subject to consolidation, downsizing, or elimination. He said the current global situation has seen the consolidation of major stock exchanges. As mobile phones drive the need for smarter chips, there has been consolidation among semiconductor firms. This included hospitals that may have exited the population of rural hospitals through mergers and consolidations. 2.1 The action or process of combining a number of financial accounts or funds into a single overall account or set of accounts. a business selling debt consolidation services Example sentencesExamples Consolidation of claims has led to indiscriminate grouping of claimants with the impaired. In most cases, debt consolidation loans are being implemented. After the successive expansion of regional and social funding, the emphasis now is very much on budgetary consolidation. While most people want to get out of debt using a debt management plan or debt consolidation, many can't afford the payments right now. Our hope is you'll see consolidation of that money so we can have a complete statewide overview. The group is praising the government's macroeconomic management, fiscal consolidation, and significant progress in structural reforms. Debt consolidation and a debt management plan won't do any good if the debtor simply doesn't have any spare cash. This process of fiscal consolidation has continued further with the drafting and passage of the budget. We are told that debt consolidation now absorbs 80 cents of every tax dollar. There is no fund consolidation on the balance sheet. Definition of consolidation in US English: consolidation nounkənˌsäləˈdāSH(ə)nkənˌsɑləˈdeɪʃ(ə)n 1The action or process of making something stronger or more solid. the permanent consolidation of peace Example sentencesExamples It's exciting that the festival has commissioned new works by local artists and ultimately is supporting the consolidation of our theater. He feared that the publisher's acquisition plans could result in a consolidation of power the likes of which has not been seen since William Randolph Hearst. The farmers' association has joined the debate over the consolidation of the service. Is this an act of consolidation on the part of the insurgents? The meeting marked the consolidation of the campaign. The interests of the community as a whole favor urban consolidation. There is, I think, a dangerous consolidation of power moving toward the Defense Department. If that happens, we could see a consolidation of his power. He promised responsible financial management in a period of consolidation that will get the fundamentals right and plan for the future. It more or less marked the consolidation of the son in his role as leader of the country. 2The action or process of combining a number of things into a single more effective or coherent whole. a consolidation of data within an enterprise Example sentencesExamples With the advent of national companies through attrition and consolidation, competition has widened to a national scope. As mobile phones drive the need for smarter chips, there has been consolidation among semiconductor firms. This included hospitals that may have exited the population of rural hospitals through mergers and consolidations. More businesses want blade servers to enable consolidation of their data centers, such as running databases and other critical applications. At least $130 million could be generated solely through the consolidation of the networks. He said the current global situation has seen the consolidation of major stock exchanges. This solution allows for the consolidation of mail infrastructures, with proven overall cost reductions of more than 40 percent. With academic downsizing, not all programs are necessarily subject to consolidation, downsizing, or elimination. Tthe majority of consolidation efforts are focused on physical consolidation of storage resources, but that trend is shifting as technology evolves. Not only does he foresee more co-op consolidation, he also sees no end to consolidation of farms. 2.1 The action or process of combining a number of financial accounts or funds into a single overall account or set of accounts. a business selling debt consolidation services Example sentencesExamples In most cases, debt consolidation loans are being implemented. After the successive expansion of regional and social funding, the emphasis now is very much on budgetary consolidation. There is no fund consolidation on the balance sheet. This process of fiscal consolidation has continued further with the drafting and passage of the budget. Debt consolidation and a debt management plan won't do any good if the debtor simply doesn't have any spare cash. We are told that debt consolidation now absorbs 80 cents of every tax dollar. The group is praising the government's macroeconomic management, fiscal consolidation, and significant progress in structural reforms. Consolidation of claims has led to indiscriminate grouping of claimants with the impaired. While most people want to get out of debt using a debt management plan or debt consolidation, many can't afford the payments right now. Our hope is you'll see consolidation of that money so we can have a complete statewide overview.
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