n.集聚，聚集，(杂乱聚集的)团，块，堆

原形：agglomeration复数：agglomerations

The cities in the region are experiencing agglomeration, leading to economic growth and development.
这个地区的城市正在经历集聚效应，促进了经济增长和发展。
Agglomeration economies play a crucial role in the success of tech hubs like Silicon Valley.
集聚经济在像硅谷这样的科技中心的成功中起着关键作用。
The agglomeration of industries in a particular area can lead to increased efficiency and innovation.
特定区域内的产业聚集可能导致效率提高和创新增多。
Companies often choose to locate near major transportation hubs due to the agglomeration effect.
企业常常选择在大交通枢纽附近设立，因为有集聚效应。
The agglomeration of small businesses in downtown areas creates a vibrant local economy.
市中心的小型企业聚集形成了活跃的地方经济。
Agglomeration theory suggests that larger cities tend to attract more talented individuals.
集聚理论认为，大城市倾向于吸引更多人才。
The agglomeration of knowledge workers in a city contributes to its cultural and intellectual richness.
一个城市的知识工作者聚集为它的文化和智力丰富度做出了贡献。
The government is implementing policies to promote agglomeration in the manufacturing sector for better productivity.
政府正在实施政策，以促进制造业的集聚，以提高生产率。
The agglomeration of diverse businesses fosters collaboration and creativity among entrepreneurs.
不同业务的聚集有助于企业家之间的合作与创新。
Agglomeration diseconomies can arise when too many people or firms congregate in one place, causing congestion and pollution.
当过多的人或公司聚集在一个地方时，可能会产生集聚的负外部性，如拥堵和污染。