multiple in Irish
multiple in Irish is méadaí — multiple means more than one; several.
multiple in Irish
méadaí
(mathematics) A whole number that is obtained by multiplying a specific whole number by another whole number.
What does "multiple" mean?
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adj More than one; several.
"The form requires multiple signatures before the council can approve it."
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noun A number that can be divided evenly by another number.
"Any multiple of ten ends in a zero."
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multiple in a sentence
- The form requires multiple signatures before the council can approve it.
- She was treated for multiple injuries after the crash.
- Any multiple of ten ends in a zero.
- Try listing the first five multiples of seven in your notebook.
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What is "multiple" in Irish?
"multiple" in Irish is méadaí. multiple means: More than one; several.
How do you use "multiple" in a sentence?
Example: "The form requires multiple signatures before the council can approve it." In Irish, "multiple" is méadaí.
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