number

UK
/ˈnʌmər/
US
/ˈnʌmər/
numbersubstantiv
numbers
Pl.
UK
/ˈnʌmbə/
US
/ˈnʌmbər/
Übersetzungen
The number of students in the class is twenty.
Число студентов в классе — двадцать.
Please write down your phone number.
Пожалуйста, запишите свой номер телефона.
The number 5 is my favorite digit.
Цифра 5 — моя любимая.
Definitionen
A mathematical object used to count, measure, and label.
The number seven is considered lucky in many cultures.
A quantity or amount.
The number of participants in the marathon exceeded expectations.
A position in a sequence or list.
She was given the number three in the queue.
A song or musical piece, especially one performed in a show.
The band played a lively number to start the concert.
A single issue of a periodical publication.
I just received the latest number of the magazine.
A person or thing of a particular kind, especially one that is impressive or notable.
That car is quite a number, with its sleek design and powerful engine.
Grammar. A category that expresses count distinctions (such as singular, plural, or dual) in nouns, pronouns, or verbs.
In English, verbs agree with the number of their subjects.
A sequence of figures or digits used as a means of identification, especially a telephone number.
If you give me your number, I’ll call you tomorrow.
numberverb
numbered
Präteritum
numbered
Partizip Perfekt
numbering
Gerundium
UK
/ˈnʌmbə/
US
/ˈnʌmbɚ/
Übersetzungen
Please number the pages of the document.
Пожалуйста, нумеруйте страницы документа.
Definitionen
To assign a number to something as a way of identifying or organizing it.
The pages of the book are numbered for easy reference.
To count or include as part of a total.
The team numbers ten players in total.
To amount to a specified number.
The guests numbered over a hundred at the wedding.
numberadjektiv
number
Komp.
UK
/ˈnʌmbə/
US
/ˈnʌmbɚ/
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to numbers (e.g., "number theory").
Definitionen
Relating to, consisting of, or expressed in numbers; numerical (used attributively).
She is studying number theory this semester.
Comparative of numb; more deprived of physical sensation.
After hours in the icy water, her fingers grew number and number.
Synonyme
more numb
more numbed
more insensible
less sensitive
more deadened
more unfeeling
numbadjektiv

number

Komp.

number
Komp.
numbest
Super.
UK
/nʌm/
US
/nʌm/
Übersetzungen
After sitting in the same position for hours, my leg felt numb.
После того как я сидел в одной позе несколько часов, моя нога онемела.
The cold weather made my fingers numb.
Холодная погода сделала мои пальцы бесчувственными.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Deprived of the power of sensation; unable to feel or move.
After sitting in the same position for hours, her legs were numb.
Indifferent or unresponsive emotionally; lacking sensitivity or feeling.
He felt numb to the news after hearing so many similar stories.
numbverb
Definitionen
To make someone unable to feel emotions or think clearly, often as a result of shock or trauma.
The tragic news numbed her, leaving her unable to react.
To cause a part of the body to lose sensation, typically as a result of cold or anesthesia.
The dentist numbed my gums before starting the procedure.