multiple

• Qui se compose de plusieurs éléments, parties ou individus, ou qui les implique ; divers ou nombreux.

Describes something that consists of or involves many parts, elements, or individuals.

1. Many or severalB1formal

   Having or involving many parts, elements, or individuals.

   multiple (plusieurs)

   • She has multiple responsibilities at work.
   • The project requires multiple stages of approval.
   • Multiple witnesses reported seeing the accident.

   Synonymesdiversemanifoldmanymyriadnumerousseveralsundryvarious

   Antonymesonesinglesingularsole

2. Various or diverseB1formal

   Consisting of different types or varieties.

   varié, divers

   • The store offers multiple options for customers.
   • There are multiple ways to solve this problem.
   • The study examined multiple factors affecting health.

   Synonymesassorteddiverseheterogeneousmanifoldmultifarioussundryvariedvarious

   Antonymeshomogeneoussingleuniform

• Nom désignant un nombre qui est divisible par un autre sans reste, ou une quantité composée de nombreuses parties ou éléments.

A noun referring to a number that can be divided by another number without a remainder, or a quantity that consists of many parts or elements.

1. Mathematics: multiple of a numberB1formal

   A number that can be divided by another number without a remainder.

   multiple (d'un nombre)

   • 12 is a multiple of 3.
   • The teacher asked the students to list the multiples of 5.
   • Finding common multiples helps in solving fraction problems.

2. Retail: multiple storeB2formalbritish

   A large retail chain with many branches, often selling a wide variety of goods.

   Grande surface / chaîne de magasins

   • The high street is dominated by multiples like Tesco and Sainsbury's.
   • She works for a national multiple that sells clothing.
   • Independent shops struggle to compete with the prices of multiples.

   Synonymeschainchain storeretail chain

   Antonymesindependent