consolidation
noun (consolidation, uncountable; a consolidation)
Everyday
- Making something stronger, firmer or more settled (consolidation of learning). tree →
- Joining several things into one bigger thing (consolidation of two schools). tree →
- (formal, maths/money) Putting several debts or accounts together. tree →
In the lessons
In school: consolidation lessons practise and strengthen what was learned. In business and formal language: consolidation of companies. In geography: soil consolidation. Phrase: a consolidation exercise.
Examples
- This week is for consolidation of times tables. tree →
- The consolidation of the two clubs made one big team. tree →
- Practice helps the consolidation of new skills. tree →
- Sleep helps the consolidation of memories. tree →
- The report suggested the consolidation of three small schools. tree →
- Consolidation of the soil made the ground firm. tree →
Note
Formal word. Verb: consolidate. In maths class it often just means extra practice to make learning stick.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «consolidation» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
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