fourfold

• Adjetivo que significa cuatro veces mayor en tamaño, cantidad o número; que consta de cuatro partes o aspectos.

An adjective meaning four times as great in size, amount, or number; comprising four parts or aspects.

1. Four times as great or manyB2formal

   Being four times the amount, size, or number of something.

   cuádruple

   • The company saw a fourfold increase in profits this quarter.
   • The population of the city has grown fourfold in the last decade.
   • The cost of the project was fourfold higher than initially estimated.

   Sinónimosquadruplequadruplicate

2. Having four units or componentsB2formal

   Consisting of or divided into four parts, elements, or aspects.

   cuádruple (cuatro partes)

   • The plan has a fourfold purpose: to educate, inspire, engage, and empower.
   • The problem requires a fourfold solution addressing each issue separately.
   • The classification system is fourfold, dividing the data into distinct categories.

   Sinónimosquadruplequadruplicate

• Adverbio que significa «cuatro veces» o «en cuatro partes». Se usa para indicar multiplicación por cuatro o división en cuatro partes iguales. La forma coincide con el adjetivo y es común tanto en inglés británico como estadounidense.

An adverb meaning "by four times" or "in four parts." It is used to indicate multiplication by four or division into four equal parts. The form is identical to the adjective and is common in both British and American English.

1. By a factor of fourB2formal

   In a way that multiplies or increases something by four times.

   por cuatro veces

   • The company's profits increased fourfold over the last year.
   • The population of the town has grown fourfold since 1990.
   • The cost of raw materials rose fourfold due to the shortage.