multiply

UK
/ˈmʌltɪplaɪ/
US
/ˈmʌltəˌplaɪ/
multiplyverb
multiplied
Past Simple
multiplied
Past Participle
multiplying
Gerund
UK
/ˈmʌltɪplaɪ/
US
/ˈmʌltəˌplaɪ/
Translations
умножатьматем.
Children learn to multiply six by seven at school.
Дети учатся умножать шесть на семь в школе.
размножатьсябиол., перен.
The bacteria multiplied rapidly in the warm broth.
Бактерии быстро размножались в тёплом бульоне.
Additional translations
умножитьматем.; совершенный вид
Definitions
To perform the mathematical operation of multiplication, combining numbers to obtain their product.
If you multiply six by seven, you get forty-two.
To increase or cause to increase greatly in number; to proliferate or reproduce.
The bacteria multiplied rapidly in the warm broth.
multiplyadjective
more multiply
Comp.
most multiply
Super.
Used attributively in technical/scientific contexts (e.g., "a multiply connected surface") meaning ‘having several parts; manifold’.
Translations
многосвязныйспец., матем. (топология)
Topology often deals with multiply connected spaces.
Топология часто имеет дело с многосвязными пространствами.
Additional translations
Definitions
Having several parts, elements, or instances; manifold; repeated.
Topology often deals with multiply connected spaces.
multiplyadverb
Translations
The outcome was multiply determined by social and economic factors.
Результат был многократно обусловлен социальными и экономическими факторами.
Additional translations
Definitions
In several or many ways, or on many occasions; repeatedly; in multiple fashion.
The outcome was multiply determined by social and economic factors.
Synonyms
many times
several times
again and again
time and again
times over