multiplied

• Décrit ce qui a été augmenté en nombre, en quantité ou en degré, souvent par addition répétée ou reproduction.

Describes something that has been increased in number, quantity, or degree, often through repeated addition or reproduction.

1. Greatly increasedB2formal

   Having been increased significantly in number, amount, or degree.

   multiplié (fortement augmenté)

   • The company's profits were multiplied after the successful launch.
   • The effects of the policy were multiplied by the economic downturn.
   • Her efforts were multiplied by the support of her team.

   Synonymesaugmentedcompoundedexpandedincreasedintensifiedmagnified

   Antonymesdecreaseddiminishedlessenedreduced

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'augmenter un nombre ou une quantité, ou d'effectuer l'opération mathématique de multiplication.

A verb used to indicate the act of increasing in number or quantity, or performing the mathematical operation of multiplication.

1. Increase in numberB1formal

   To become greater in number or quantity.

   se multiplier

   • The bacteria multiply rapidly in warm conditions.
   • Our problems seem to multiply every day.
   • The population of the city has multiplied over the last decade.

   Synonymesaccumulateburgeonexpandgrowincreasemushroomproliferatesnowball

   Antonymesdeclinedecreasediminishlessenreduceshrink

2. Perform multiplicationA2formal

   To add a number to itself a specified number of times.

   multiplier (arithmétique)

   • Can you multiply 5 by 3?
   • The teacher taught the students how to multiply fractions.
   • He multiplied the numbers in his head quickly.

   Antonymesdivide

3. Reproduce or breedB2formal

   To produce offspring or new individuals.

   se reproduire

   • Rabbits multiply very quickly.
   • The species multiplies during the rainy season.
   • Farmers encourage their livestock to multiply.

   Synonymesbreedprocreateproliferatepropagatereproduce