Kiingereza - Kihungari

multiply

gb/mˈʌltɪpli/ us/mˈʌltɪpli/
A2 Kiingereza
~ 9400
szoroz, megszoroz, megsokszorozódik, megsokszoroz, szaporodik, többszörösen, halmozottan, több szempontból
KITENZI A2
1
Muundo wa matumizi:
to multiply [number] by [number]
To find the area of the rectangle, multiply the length by the width.
A téglalap területének kiszámításához szorozd meg a hosszát a szélességével.
If you multiply six by eight, you get forty-eight.
Ha a hatot megszorzod nyolccal, negyvennyolcat kapsz.
First multiply all the numbers in the top row, then do the same for the bottom row.
Students were asked to multiply the fractions and simplify the result.
You need to multiply the result by 100 to get a percentage.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
In class we learn to multiply big numbers.
Az órán azt tanuljuk, hogyan kell nagy számokat szorozni.
The teacher shows us how to multiply three by four.
A tanár megmutatja, hogyan kell a hármat néggyel megszorozni.
You can use a calculator to multiply these two numbers.
Please multiply ten by five and write the answer.
We practice how to multiply whole numbers every day.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners sometimes say *"times four by five"* instead of *"multiply four by five"* or simply *"four times five"*. Use *"multiply [number] by [number]"* for the full verb phrase.
Maana
do multiplication in mathematics
Miunganiko ya maneno
multiply by ten |multiply the numbers |multiply a number by |multiply fractions |multiply decimals |multiply everything out
Visawe
calculate (More general; can mean doing any kind of math, not only multiplication.)
Vinyume
divide (The standard opposite arithmetic operation to multiplication.)
Mada
math |education |science
Ufafanuzi

To do a math step where you find the answer when one number is taken a certain number of times.

To perform the mathematical operation of multiplication on numbers or quantities.

KITENZI B1
2
Muundo wa matumizi:
to multiply [things/problems/costs] (often: multiply quickly/rapidly)
As the company grew, its responsibilities multiplied.
Ahogy nőtt a cég, megsokszorozódtak a felelősségi körei.
In recent years, housing costs have multiplied in many big cities.
Az elmúlt években sok nagyvárosban megsokszorozódtak a lakhatási költségek.
The challenges multiplied as the deadline approached.
Rumors multiplied online within a matter of hours.
Small mistakes can multiply into serious problems over time.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
Our expenses have multiplied since we had children.
A kiadásaink megsokszorozódtak, amióta gyerekeink vannak.
The problems multiplied after the manager left.
A problémák megsokszorozódtak, miután a vezető távozott.
Online orders multiplied during the holiday season.
Her followers multiplied when she started posting videos.
If we do nothing, these small issues will multiply.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners sometimes confuse this meaning with the strict math meaning and overuse it in technical contexts. In everyday speech, use this sense when numbers, problems, or other things grow a lot or in many places, not when you are doing a clear math calculation.
Maana
increase greatly in number or amount
Miunganiko ya maneno
multiply rapidly |multiply quickly |costs have multiplied |problems multiplied |risks multiply |opportunities multiplied
Visawe
increase (A very common and general word; does not always suggest the strong or repeated growth that "multiply" can imply.)
Vinyume
decrease (Describes numbers, amounts, or problems becoming fewer or smaller, the opposite of multiplying.)
Mada
change |society |business |core_vocabulary
Ufafanuzi

To grow or to make something grow so there is much more of it than before.

To increase or cause something to increase greatly in number, amount, or degree, often quickly.

KITENZI B2 TECHNICAL
3
Muundo wa matumizi:
to multiply in/on [place]; [organisms] multiply
Bacteria multiply quickly in warm, moist environments.
A baktériumok meleg, nedves környezetben gyorsan szaporodnak.
The virus can multiply inside human cells within hours.
A vírus órákon belül képes elszaporodni az emberi sejtekben.
If food is left out of the fridge, germs may multiply on its surface.
These cells continue to multiply until they form a visible colony.
In favorable conditions, the insects can multiply at an alarming rate.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
Germs multiply when we do not wash our hands.
A kórokozók elszaporodnak, ha nem mosunk kezet.
In the petri dish, the cells multiply very fast.
A Petri-csészében a sejtek nagyon gyorsan szaporodnak.
The doctor said the virus can multiply in the lungs.
Bacteria multiply more slowly in cold places.
In summer, mosquitoes multiply near still water.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners may overuse general verbs like *"grow"* or *"become many"* instead of this more precise scientific verb. Use *"multiply"* in medical or scientific contexts when you talk about germs, cells, or animals producing more of themselves.
Maana
organisms reproduce and increase
Miunganiko ya maneno
bacteria multiply |cells multiply |germs multiply |viruses multiply |multiply in warm conditions |multiply rapidly
Visawe
reproduce (A standard biological term; slightly more formal and not limited to fast or large increases in number.)
Vinyume
die out (Describes a group of living things going to zero in number, the opposite of multiplying.)
Mada
biology |health |science |animals
Ufafanuzi

For living things like germs, cells, or animals to make more of themselves so there are more and more of them.

Of living organisms such as cells, bacteria, or animals: to reproduce, causing their numbers to increase.

C1 FORMAL
4
Muundo wa matumizi:
multiply [past participle/adjective] (e.g. multiply injured)
The policy changes left some families multiply disadvantaged.
A szakpolitikai változások miatt egyes családok halmozottan hátrányos helyzetbe kerültek.
He arrived at the hospital multiply injured after the crash.
A baleset után többszörös sérülésekkel került kórházba.
These communities are multiply affected by both pollution and unemployment.
Women in that group are multiply burdened by work and caregiving duties.
Refugees are often multiply vulnerable during emergencies.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The man was multiply injured in the accident.
A férfi többszörös sérülést szenvedett a balesetben.
She is multiply stressed by money, work, and family problems.
A pénz, a munka és a családi gondok miatt több oldalról is stressz éri.
Some students are multiply disadvantaged at school.
The area is multiply damaged by storms each year.
These people are multiply affected by poor health and low pay.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners sometimes think this is the same as the verb *"to multiply"* and try to use it before nouns (e.g. *"a multiply problem"*). In this sense it is an adverb, usually before a past participle: *"multiply injured"*, *"multiply disadvantaged"*.
Maana
in many ways or many times
Miunganiko ya maneno
multiply injured |multiply disadvantaged |multiply taxed |multiply blessed
Visawe
many times (More common and direct; does not carry the same formal or literary tone as "multiply".)
Vinyume
once (Indicates a single time or way, contrasting with the idea of "many times" in this sense.)
Mada
literary |core_vocabulary
Ufafanuzi

In many different ways, or many times, often used before words like "injured" or "blessed" to show a large amount.

In many ways, on many occasions, or to a large degree, typically modifying a past participle.

Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
multiply
IPA
GB/mˈʌltɪpli/
US/mˈʌltɪpli/
Silabi na mkazo
mul - tiply (silabi 2)
Stress on 1st syllable (mul)
Maumbo ya neno
Verb
  • Base: multiply
  • 3rd Person Singular: multiplies
  • Present Participle: multiplying
  • Past: multiplied
Familia ya neno
Forms
multiplies verb multiplying verb multiplied verb
Core family
multiplication noun multiple adjective A2
Related words
multiplier noun
Negative and opposite forms
divide verb A2 division noun B1
Advanced or less common
multiplicative adjective
Semi

be fruitful and multiply

1
/bˈi fɹˈutfəl ˈænd mˈʌltɪpli/
idiom literary

have many children; increase in number

To have many children and grow in number, often used in a religious or literary context.

Mifano
  • The phrase "be fruitful and multiply" comes from the Bible.
  • He quoted the line "be fruitful and multiply" during the wedding speech.

multiply by

1
/mˈʌltɪpli bˈaɪ/
phrasal verb

do multiplication with a second number

To do a math step where one number is used as the main number and another number is used as the "by" number to find the result.

Mifano
  • To convert meters to centimeters, multiply the length by one hundred.
  • You should multiply the total by three to get the final cost.
  • In this exercise, multiply each number by itself.

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