英:['mʌltɪplaɪ]
美:['mʌltɪplaɪ]
英:['mʌltɪplaɪ]
美:['mʌltɪplaɪ]
verb
transitive verb
to increase in number especially greatly or in multiples : augment
to find the product of by multiplication
multiply 7 and 8
to use as a multiplicand in multiplication with another number
multiply 7 by 8
intransitive verb
to become greater in number : spread
breed, propagate
to perform multiplication
adverb
in a multiple manner : in several ways
multiply talented children
adjective
composed of several plies
verb
transitive verb
to increase in number especially greatly or in multiples : augment
to find the product of by multiplication
multiply 7 and 8
to use as a multiplicand in multiplication with another number
multiply 7 by 8
intransitive verb
to become greater in number : spread
breed, propagate
to perform multiplication
adverb
in a multiple manner : in several ways
multiply talented children
adjective
composed of several plies
"多层或多层网状的",来自1887年的 multi- "许多" + ply (n.) "一层,一折叠"。
Verb Middle English multiplien, from Anglo-French multiplier, from Latin multiplicare, from multiplic-, multiplex multiple
The first known use of multiply was in the 13th century
mule skinnernoun
a driver of mules
mule skinnernoun
a driver of mules
multimillionairenoun
a person whose wealth is estimated at several millions (as of dollars)
multimillionairenoun
a person whose wealth is estimated at several millions (as of dollars)
multiplyverb
to increase in number : make or become more numerous
to produce offspring : breed
rabbits multiply rapidly
to use in finding a product by multiplication multiply 7 by 8
multiply 7 and 8
to perform multiplication
first divide and then multiply
1 The bacteria multiply rapidly in warm, moist conditions.
2 But during a California Coastal Commission hearing Friday, U.S. Space Force officials outlined for the first time its own plans to multiply the number of launches from the base, from 37 in 2023 to more than 120 a year by 2026.
3 Parasites that cause malaria multiply inside of the host’s red blood cells and the G6PD gene codes for an enzyme, which protects red blood cells from damage.
4 While companies established in Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and Automated Driving (AD) —ZF, Bosch, Continental, Mobileye, Valeo, and others — had a solid showing, the wanna-be suppliers multiply every year.
5 Israeli forces push deeper into Gaza as invasion expands, risks multiplyNot long after that exchange, the meeting ended.
6 But when multiplied by millions of anglers over millions of hours fished, year after year, the lead is piling up.
7 PF - PLUS is packaged in 25 kg multi - ply paper bags.
PLUS采用多层复合纸袋包装,每袋25公斤.
8 Being multiply indicted costs big bucks (more than $100 million and counting in his case).
9 Founded 99 years ago in the Northern Italian town of Trivero in Piedmont, the brand is a mainstay of wintertime luxury, known for its multi-ply cashmere knitwear, featherweight vicuña scarves and tailored wool overcoats.
10 Her responsibilities were multiplied by the promotion.
11 Once inside the body, anthrax microbes multiply, produce potent toxins and trigger illness, with the kind of illness depending on how anthrax got into the body.
12 The Crochet Tank $78 Lightweight, airy fabrics are a through-line of this collection, and the Crochet Tank and Shorts combo are powerhouse selections for travel days and sightseeing tours as they can be worn together or styled separately, multiplying the possibilities of your wardrobe.
13 Complaints about the new procedure soon multiplied.
14 The teacher taught the children how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide.
15 The night shift retail manager bought the tickets for the drive and uncovered the 10x symbol before seeing the $10,000 prize that would be multiplied for his total winnings, officials said.
16 But as loyalty currency has become much more versatile, the reasons for buying it multiply.
17 Officially recognized racial or ethnic categories are multiplying.
18 So, imagine a 300% gain, which means multiplying by four.
19 As these doubts and suspicions multiply, all sides will lose the incentive to avoid provocative moves.
20 Her responsibilities multiplied when she was promoted.