short division

英：[ʃɔ:t diˈviʒən]

美：[ʃɔrt dɪˈvɪʒən]

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noun

mathematical division in which the successive steps are performed without writing out the remainders

The first known use of short division was in 1851

pullover1 of 2adjective

put on by being pulled over the head

pullover sweater

pullover2 of 2noun

a pullover garment

have1 of 2verb

possess sense 1, own have the right to vote

have a dog

to consist of

April has 30 days

to be forced by duty or conscience in regard to : must have a letter to write

have to go

to stand in relationship to

has three sisters

obtain sense 1, get

the best to be had

receive sense 1

had bad news

accept sense 1aespecially: to accept in marriage

she wouldn't have him

to be marked or characterized by

has red hair

reveal sense 1

had the courage to refuse

use entry 2 sense 3, exercise

have mercy

experience entry 2, undergo I have a cold

have a good time

to perform an action or engage in an activity had a fight

have a look at that mess

to hold in the mind have doubts

have an opinion

to cause to do or be done please have the children stay

had my hair cut

to cause to be

has everyone confused

permit entry 1 sense 1

we'll have no more of that

to hold an advantage over

we have them now

trick entry 2 sense 1, fool

been had by a partner

bear entry 2 sense 2a

have a baby

to partake of

have dinner

bribe entry 2

can be had for a price

—used as a helping verb with the past participle of another verbhad already eatenwill have finished dinner by then

has gone home

have2 of 2noun

one that has much material wealth

trade-in1 of 2noun

something given in trade usually as part payment for a purchase

trade in2 of 2verb

to turn in as a payment or part payment for a purchase

bear1 of 2noun

or plural bear any of a family of large heavy mammals that have long shaggy hair and small tails and feed largely on fruit, plants, and insects as well as on flesh

a rude, burly, or clumsy person a great bear of a man

a real bear in the morning

a person who sells stocks or bonds in the expectation that the price will go down

bear2 of 2verb

to move while holding up and supporting : carry arrived bearing gifts

the right to bear arms

to hold in the mind

bear a grudge

behave sense 1

bore himself like a gentleman

to give as testimony

bear false witness

to have as a feature or characteristic bore a resemblance to her aunt

bears marks of suffering

to give birth to the baby was born last week

bear children

to bring forth : produce

bear fruit

to hold up : support

to put up with : stand

I can't bear the suspense

assume sense 1 bear the blame

bore the costs

to push down on : press

bears down on her pencil

to move or lie in an indicated direction

bear right at the fork in the road

to have a relation to the matter at hand

facts bearing on the question

to exercise force or influence

bring pressure to bear

bind1 of 2verb

to fasten by tying

to hold or restrict by force or obligation

bound by an oath

bandage entry 2

bind a wound

to stick together

to form a mass that sticks together

to take up and hold (as by chemical forces) : combine with

to make firm or sure

a deposit binds the sale

to finish or decorate with a binding

to fasten together and enclose in a cover

bind2 of 2noun

something that binds

short divisionnoun

mathematical division in which the steps are performed one after another without writing out the remainders