number

number
I
n.
symbol indicating quantity

1) an even; odd number

2) a high; low number

3) an algebraic; cardinal; complex; compound; decimal; imaginary; infinite; irrational; mass; mixed; natural; negative; ordinal; positive; prime; quantum; whole number

4) (misc.) the call number (of a book); the daily; lucky; winning number (of a lottery); a serial number (of a product, part); a serial number (of a soldier)

quantity

5) to decrease, reduce; increase a number (to reduce the number of traffic accidents)

6) an approximate, round; certain; enormous, untold; growing; large; small number

7) (misc.) our school has doubled its numbers

telephone number

8) to call; dial a number

9) a telephone number; an unlisted number (AE; BE has ex-directory listing/number)

issue

10) a back number

single selection in a program of entertainment

11) to do a number

misc.

12) to carry a number (when adding)

II

v. (d; intr.) to number in (our books number in the thousands)

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['nʌmbə]
cardinal
decimal
dial a number
enormous
growing
imaginary
infinite
low number
mixed
odd number
ordinal
quantum
small number
the daily
the daily
whole number
an unlisted number (AE; BE has ex-directory listing/number)
winning number (of a lottery)
a serial number (of a soldier)
increase a number (to reduce the number of traffic accidents)
['issue'] a Hack number
['quantity'] to decrease
['single selection in a program of entertainment'] to do a number
['symbol indicating quantity'] an even
a high
a telephone number
an algebraic
an approximate
to call
(misc.) our school has doubled its numbers ('telephone number')
(misc.) the call number (of a book)
(d;intr.) to numberin (our books numberin the thousands)
['misc. '] to carry a number (when adding)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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