quadruple in Latin
quadruple in Latin is quadruplus, quadruplex, quadruplicō — quadruple means four times as large, as many, or as much.
quadruple in Latin
quadruplus
Being four times as long, as big or as many of something.
quadruplex
Being four times as long, as big or as many of something.
quadruplicō
(transitive) To multiply by four.
What does "quadruple" mean?
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adjective Four times as large, as many, or as much.
"The champion earned a quadruple bypass— sorry, a quadruple crown, winning all four majors that year."
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verb To multiply something by four.
"Sales quadrupled after the product went viral online."
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quadruple in a sentence
- The champion earned a quadruple bypass— sorry, a quadruple crown, winning all four majors that year.
- They ordered a quadruple portion to share among the group.
- Sales quadrupled after the product went viral online.
- The company plans to quadruple its workforce within five years.
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What is "quadruple" in Latin?
"quadruple" in Latin is quadruplus, quadruplex, quadruplicō. quadruple means: Four times as large, as many, or as much.
How do you use "quadruple" in a sentence?
Example: "The champion earned a quadruple bypass— sorry, a quadruple crown, winning all four majors that year." In Latin, "quadruple" is quadruplus, quadruplex, quadruplicō.
Are there other ways to say "quadruple" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "quadruple": quadruplus, quadruplex, quadruplicō.
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