mathematics

• Science qui étudie les nombres, les quantités, les formes et leurs relations, en utilisant le raisonnement logique et les symboles.

The abstract science of number, quantity, and space, either studied in its own right or as applied to other disciplines.

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1. The abstract science of numbers, quantities, and space.B1formal

   A systematic field of study that uses logical deduction and symbolic notation to investigate patterns, structures, and quantitative relationships, traditionally divided into pure and applied branches. It encompasses areas such as arithmetic, geometry, calculus, and statistics.

   mathématiques

   • She pursued a degree in mathematics at university.
   • The laws of physics rely heavily on the principles of mathematics.
   • Ancient civilizations developed early forms of mathematics for trade and astronomy.
   • His passion for mathematics led him to solve complex equations for fun.
   • The professor emphasized that mathematics is the foundation of all technological progress.

   Synonymesmath

2. An individual's or group's capability in working with numbers.B2formal

   The level of skill, understanding, or performance a person or group demonstrates when dealing with calculations, problem-solving, or quantitative reasoning; often expressed possessively (e.g., 'my mathematics has improved').

   compétence en mathématiques

   • I'm afraid my mathematics isn't strong enough for that job.
   • Her mathematics have always been exceptional.
   • The teacher was impressed with the children's quick grasp of basic mathematics.
   • He struggled with mathematics throughout high school.
   • Your mathematics are correct, but the application is wrong.

   Synonymesarithmeticnumeracy