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Number
01
numéro
a word, sign, or symbol that represents a specific quantity or amount
Exemples
The serial number on the product helps track its manufacturing details.
Le numéro de série sur le produit aide à suivre les détails de sa fabrication.
02
nombre
the quantity of things or people
Exemples
Can you please double-check the number of chairs we have in the conference room?
Pouvez-vous vérifier le nombre de chaises que nous avons dans la salle de conférence ?
03
numéro, nombre
a specific series of digits used to call a particular telephone or contact a particular service
Exemples
She gave him her office number for future contact.
Elle lui a donné son numéro de bureau pour un contact futur.
Exemples
The comedian 's opening number set the tone for the night.
Le numéro d'ouverture du comédien a donné le ton pour la soirée.
05
an installment or issue within a periodical or serialized publication
Exemples
The journal 's May number features a special article.
06
a standard size designation for clothing
Exemples
The store sells jeans in every number from 28 to 38.
07
a numeral or sequence of numerals used for identification, often linked to accounts, memberships, or official records
Exemples
The library card has a unique number.
08
a select group or company of people
Exemples
A number of experts were invited to the seminar.
09
a piece of clothing, often worn for identification in sports or performance
Exemples
He lost his number during the race and had to borrow another.
10
nombre
(grammar) the form of a word that indicates whether one, two, or more things or people are being referred to
Exemples
The subject-verb agreement rule states that a singular subject must agree with a singular verb in number, while a plural subject must agree with a plural verb.
La règle d'accord sujet-verbe stipule qu'un sujet singulier doit s'accorder avec un verbe singulier en nombre, tandis qu'un sujet pluriel doit s'accorder avec un verbe pluriel.
11
an item within a sequentially ordered series
Exemples
The exhibit featured number 12 from the artist.
to number
01
numéroter
to give numbers to different parts of a list or series of objects or people
Transitive: to number items or people on a list
Exemples
Please number your answers on the worksheet from 1 to 10.
Veuillez numéroter vos réponses sur la feuille de travail de 1 à 10.
02
numéroter, compter
to count or enumerate a set or group in order to determine its quantity or identify individual items
Transitive: to number sb/sth
Exemples
The auditor will number the inventory items to ensure accuracy.
L'auditeur numérotera les articles de l'inventaire pour garantir leur exactitude.
03
compter, s'élever à
to reach or total a specific quantity or amount
Exemples
The staff numbers around 200 employees during peak seasons.
Le personnel compte environ 200 employés pendant les saisons de pointe.
04
limiter, restreindre
to control or restrict something to a specified amount or level
Transitive: to number sth
Exemples
It 's important to number the attendees at the event to ensure we do n't exceed the venue's capacity.
Il est important de limiter le nombre de participants à l'événement pour s'assurer que nous ne dépassons pas la capacité du lieu.
05
compter, inclure
to count someone or something as part of a particular group or category
Transitive: to number sb among a group
Exemples
His accomplishments number him among the great artists of the century.
Ses réalisations le comptent parmi les grands artistes du siècle.
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