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The child's agglutination of words like "breakfast" and "yum" showed their excitement for the meal.
这个孩子将“早餐”和“好吃”这样的词粘合在一起说，显示了他们对这顿饭的兴奋。
In linguistics, agglutination is a process where multiple morphemes are attached to form a single word without changing their meanings.
在语言学中，聚合是一种过程，多个词素不改变各自意义地连接起来形成一个单词。
The Turkish language extensively uses agglutination to express different grammatical aspects.
土耳其语广泛使用聚合来表达不同的语法方面。
By agglutinating the suffix "-ed" to the verb "walk", we form the past tense "walked".
- 通过在动词"walk"后附加聚合后缀"-ed"，我们形成了过去式"walked"。
Some indigenous languages in America rely heavily on agglutination to convey complex ideas in a single word.
美洲的一些土著语言严重依赖聚合来用一个词表达复杂的想法。
The word "unbelievable" demonstrates English's limited use of agglutination, combining "un-", "believe", and "-able".
- “unbelievable”这个词展示了英语在聚合使用上的限制，结合了“un-”，“believe”，和“-able”。
In Japanese, agglutination is used to indicate verb tense, politeness level, and other grammatical nuances.
在日语中，聚合被用来表示动词时态、礼貌程度和其他语法细微差别。
The study of agglutinative languages can deepen our understanding of how human cognition processes information.
对聚合型语言的研究能加深我们对人类认知如何处理信息的理解。
The suffixes in German, like "-lich" to make adjectives, exemplify agglutination in action.
德语中的后缀，如"-lich"用于形成形容词，是聚合作用的实例。
In programming, data structures can be thought of as a form of agglutination, combining various elements into a single unit for efficient handling.
在编程中，数据结构可以被认为是一种聚合形式，将各种元素组合成一个单元以高效处理。