tenfold

• Qualifie quelque chose qui est dix fois plus grand ou plus nombreux ; souvent utilisé au sens figuré pour indiquer une grande augmentation.

Describes something that is ten times as great or as numerous; often used figuratively to indicate a large increase.

1. Containing ten partsB2formal

   Composed of or having ten parts or elements.

   qui contient dix parties

   • The plan had a tenfold structure, each part addressing a different issue.
   • The document was divided into a tenfold classification system.
   • The tenfold division of the kingdom was established by the treaty.

   Synonymesdenary

2. Ten times as greatB2formal

   Being ten times larger, stronger, or more numerous.

   décuple

   • The company saw a tenfold increase in profits this year.
   • The population of the city has grown tenfold over the last century.
   • The new technology offers a tenfold improvement in processing speed.

• Adverbe signifiant « dix fois » ou « jusqu'à une quantité ou un degré dix fois plus grand ». Il est utilisé pour indiquer une multiplication par dix d'une quantité, d'une intensité ou d'une valeur.

An adverb meaning 'by ten times' or 'to ten times the amount or degree.' It is used to indicate a tenfold increase or multiplication in quantity, intensity, or value.

1. By ten times as muchB2formal

   In a manner that multiplies or increases by a factor of ten.

   décupler

   • The company's profits increased tenfold over the last decade.
   • Her efforts were rewarded tenfold when she received the promotion.
   • The population of the city has grown tenfold since the 1950s.