Learn Numbers in French Learn Numbers in French Bonjour. C’est encore moi, Hossein Hariri. Cet épisode concerne les chiffres en français. Alors, apprenons les nombres dans les phrases suivantes: J’ai une fille qui s’appelle Bita. Notre appartement a deux chambres à coucher. Il y a trois personnes dans ma famille; moi, Hajar, mon épouse et …
Dyad Dyad (noun) /ˈdʌɪad/ something that consists of two parts or elements – dichotomy – division – dualism: In the dyad of “teachers and students”, the former should always show enough empathy with the latter.
Vast Vast (adj) /vɑːst/ US /væst/ very great in amount, size, number, degree, etc. – gigantic, immense, extremely big – enormous, massive, huge, prodigious: In this season, the birds start to migrate in vast numbers. Antonyms small Parts of Speech Noun: vastness Adverb: vastly
Quantity Quantity (noun) /ˈkwɒn.tɪ.ti/ US /ˈkwɑːn.ţə.ţi/ the number or amount of something that could be measured, extent, capacity, amount, magnitude, value, measure, mass A large quantity of the students resort to cramming when it comes to final exams. Antonyms quality Parts of Speech Verb: quantify Noun: quantification Adjective: quantitative Adverb: quantitatively
Quota Quota (noun) /ˈkwəʊ.tə/ US /ˈkwoʊ.ţə/ a limited amount or number of something that someone is allowed to have or receive – share – proportion, portion, allowance, ration, allocation, slice, part, measure Europe is considering some quotas on the number of legal immigrants annually.
Calculate Calculate (verb) /ˈkæl.kjʊ.leɪt/ to count the number of something using mathematics, work out, compute, analyze, assess, evaluate, weigh up In the past, people used to use abacuses to calculate things. Parts of Speech Adjective: calculative Adjective: calculated Antonyms estimate, guess, suppose, surmise
English Vocabulary about Numbers with Flashcards English Vocabulary about Numbers with Flashcards A few Watch this video on YouTube I have to buy a few things at the supermarket. A lot of She eats a lot of vegetables. There are a lot of people at the party. Accumulate As people accumulate more wealth, they tend to spend a greater …