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numbering

/ˈnʌm.bər.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus ou le système d'attribution de numéros à des éléments dans une séquence, par exemple dans une liste numérotée., Attribuer un numéro à quelque chose, compter ou constituer une certaine quantité.

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noun

/ˈnʌm.bər.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant le processus ou le système d'attribution de numéros à des éléments dans une séquence, par exemple dans une liste numérotée.

A noun referring to the process or system of assigning numbers to items in a sequence, such as in a numbered list.

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  1. Numbered listB1formal

    A sequence of items marked with numbers to indicate order or priority.

    frnumérotation (liste numérotée)

    • The instructions were presented as a numbering from one to ten.
    • Please follow the numbering on the form to fill it out correctly.
    • The report's numbering made it easy to reference each section.

    Synonymesenumerationlisting

  2. Process of assigning numbersB1formal

    The act of giving a number to each item in a set to organize or identify them.

    frnumérotation

    • The numbering of the pages was done automatically by the software.
    • Careful numbering of the samples prevented any mix-ups in the lab.
    • The numbering of the seats helped guests find their places quickly.

    Synonymescountingenumerationfoliationnumerationpagination

Formes
  • numberings plural form
  • numberings' possessive plural form
  • numbering's possessive singular form

verb

number/ˈnʌm.bɚ/B1formal
  • frAttribuer un numéro à quelque chose, compter ou constituer une certaine quantité.

A verb used to assign a number to something, count, or amount to a specific figure.

  1. Assign numbers toB1formal

    To mark or label with numbers, often in sequence.

    frnuméroter

    • The pages of the book are numbered consecutively.
    • They numbered the houses on the street.
    • The seats in the theater are numbered for reservations.

    Synonymescountenumerateindexlistpaginatetally

  2. Amount to or totalB2formal

    To reach a particular total or quantity.

    frS'élever à

    • The crowd numbered in the thousands.
    • The team numbers twenty players.
    • The participants number over five hundred.

    Synonymesaggregatecome tocountreachtotal

  3. Include or count asB2formal

    To include someone or something in a group or category.

    frcompter parmi

    • She numbers among the best writers of her generation.
    • He numbers himself among the supporters of the cause.
    • The collection numbers several rare artifacts.

    Synonymescategorizeclassifyconsidercountincludelistreckonregard

    Antonymesexceptexcludeomit

Formes
  • numbered past participle
  • numbered past simple
  • numbering present participle
  • numbers third person singular