How is the word multiples translated from French to English

Qui sont en plus grand nombre qu'un ; nombreux et de même nature.

More than one; many of the same kind.

adjective
English translation
multiple

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  • Elle a postulé à de multiples emplois en même temps. She applied for multiple jobs at once.

  • Douze est un multiple de trois. Twelve is a multiple of three.

  • De multiples témoins ont donné la même version. Multiple witnesses gave the same account.

  • Ce nombre est-il un multiple de sept ? Is this number a multiple of seven?

  • Puis-je utiliser de multiples cartes pour un seul paiement ? Can I use multiple cards for one payment?

  • Cite les cinq premiers multiples de quatre. List the first five multiples of four.

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FAQ about “multiples”

How is “multiples” translated from French?
“multiples” translates into English as “multiple”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “multiples” mean?
Meaning of “multiples”: Qui sont en plus grand nombre qu'un ; nombreux et de même nature. In English — “multiple”.
What part of speech is “multiples”?
“multiples” is an adjective.
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